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I have an old discontinued crank that I love, but the clear plastic lip is now broken. Any ideas on what material I could get to fix or replace the lip. It is hard clear plastic about 1/8th inch thick. 

Once I get the material do I just cut or drill out the old piece and glue in the new one? Thanks.

Never tried this before, Any help would be appreciated.

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Post a pic of the bait so I can see the lip area.   It's real tricky to do that repair but I have fixed a few.

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If the bait is plastic and the lip/body are molded as one part, fixing it is probably not going to be feasible.  If you do, it probably won't perform the same anyway.  If it is a wooden crankbait, most can be repaired with a Lexan lip replacement.

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