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RUST REMOVER FOR FISHING LURES
It's a far too common problem. Fishing and water
are inseparable. Throw in some steel hooks, and you have a
recipe for rust.
LURE RENEWER is
virtually odor free, and will not harm the finish on those
expensive lures. For the price of 1 or 2 lures, you can
remove
the rust from hundreds of dollars worth of equipment.
Browse the thumbnail links below to view actual results of
LURE RENEWER.
Feel free to download these images and examine them closely.
See for yourself, why LURE RENEWER
is gaining rapid acceptance by anglers and antique lure collectors alike,
who wish to enhance the appearance and value of their old (and
sometimes abused) lures. The lures shown here were simply
soaked overnight, then blotted dry with a paper towel.
This minnow plug had been retired because of the rusty hooks and rust stain on the body.
This spinnerbait blade appeared to be a lost cause before LURE
RENEWER came along.
This spinner was destined for retirement because of the
rust.
The "before" condition of this minnow plug is a common site in many
tackle boxes.
Another common site in many tackle boxes.
Most Great Lakes fishermen have seen more than one example of the "before"
condition of this Spoon.
This is a good example of the "new" lure that never comes out of the
tackle box because it accidentally rusted.
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their endorsement of LURE RENEWER.
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