Chris Mine stayed gummy/tacky. I could roll it off so I was able to save my fly. I'm smiling right now because I'm sure I did something wrong. It is important to say that we're not using the product for what it was intended for.. so it isn't a defect if it doesn't cure right on our flies. Leave it to a fly tyer to get creative. Deb
-----Original Message----- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Chris Broomell Sent: Tuesday, January 25, 2005 12:33 PM To: [email protected] Subject: RE: [VFB] Loon Knot Sense for tying Deb (and others), What do you mean by the knot sense "not curing"? There is a little residual film of goo that will remain even after it has cured...this is called "residual tack" by the people at Loon (or something like that). It's not a big deal...will go away...and actually doesn't appear to the same extent if you cure it in sunlight. This doesn't affect the adhesive properties. The only thing that I have noticed about it, however, is that if I touch it before it dries my flies will have a "matte finish", which may not be all that bad. Sometimes I wait a minute or two and then add an additional coat as well. Not sure if it makes a difference. Chris
