01-13-09, 10:59 AM
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I have never really given any thought to repairing torn or holed plastics. I tend just to toss them out, after a job well done. But after I just finished my needs list for 2009, I find that the number of bags of worms, and other creature type baits is nearly out of control, considering I usually only get out once per week. Those baits seem to be made with really soft plastics that contribute to the action I'm looking for, but the trade off is that their tear way too fast to my liking. So I'm really thinking of going either the glue or soldering Iron route and save more then a few bucks in the process.
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