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Dan...

The Wal-mart here in Branson doesnt carry it anymore..

There has been a few other place I have discovered it..

some hardware stores (Lowes I know has it)and Im sure a few hobby places..

But when I first wrote it.. BCO was the first place I thought of that I know had it..

Leonard

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I didn't even know Wally World carried it until I was picking up something there the other evening.

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WalMart in Nixa has it... Just got a bottle a couple nights ago... But you have to be 18 to buy it... And the girl that checked me out didn't even card me!!!! :lol:

I recommend the precision tip or brush on bottle. Anyone tried the gel type for tying?

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I use the gel on all my foam flies. You can put a little bead of it on top of the thread and it won't soak into the thread or dry as fast.

 

 

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I use the gel type for some applications. It is great for foam, as in Crease Flies or laminating sheet foam. I have found that the thin stuff works better for tying on dumbbell eyes for Clouser Minnows, etc.

Steve

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