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Any one collect lures that can help identify some old Heddon lures.
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I have some old lures both plastic and painted wood with some sort of natural coating/crud on them from YEARS of storage.
What is the best method/solution to clean them?
Some got near old plastic worms and are kind of messed up
Last edited by LouisB; 07/26/21.
Some spelling errors can be corrected by a vowel movement.
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I haven’t figured out the picture thing since photbucket
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There are alot of resources on the web for that.
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