I JUST COULDN'T DO ANYTHING

[iso18 0]

,just kidding.I was @ krogers a while ago and bought some sally hansens hard as nails.Had never heard of it except on here.What r some uses for it?

shane

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Treat it exactly like head cement

[tye2fly 0]

yeah, its the best thing i have ever used on a fly head

[Hillbillyredear 0]

Very Durable Head Cement, I also use it to put a clear coat on my Jig Heads.

[Chase Creek 0]

Comes in different colors, too. Put some clear type on a pad & mix a little glitter into it for a slightly sparkely coating.

[riffleriversteelheadslayer 0]

protects your nails from the harsh treatment they get from extended tying :hyst: :hyst: let some thicken works great for rangley style streamers to glue the feathers together

[iso18 0]

protects your nails from the harsh treatment they get from extended tying :hyst: :hyst: let some thicken works great for rangley style streamers to glue the feathers together

its a pinkish clear color,dont knowif it would go with my new hairdo and my blouse :hyst:

shania :hyst:

 

 

[SearchingSolitude 0]

,just kidding.I was @ krogers a while ago and bought some sally hansens hard as nails.Had never heard of it except on here.What r some uses for it?

shane

I use it on Turkey feathers, pheasant tail fibers to toughen up the feather for use on a shellback nymph case. I think Sally Hansen is a bit too thick for head cement. I prefer head cement that soaks in to the thread head, not globs on. Maybe my Sally is old...swiped it from my wife 2 years ago!

[skyphix 0]

I use it as an epoxy/lacquer on the heads of streamers. I don't have a good technical photo of these streamers but you can see that they're shiny and smooth.