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No but I have heard of people using it. I have also used Scotch Guard....I also use Scotch Guard for my Foam Flys. I let them soak then dry. It works for me. Some people have environmental issues with using such products though. MIKE FWIW: Scotchguard has been reformulated and is no longer considered harmful. Last time I looked. Things may have changed in the past 2 years. Anyways, I don't waterproof my foam bugs, I like the way they eventually absorb enough water to become neutrally buoyant, and eventually slow sinking. As much fun as it is to take bluegills off the top, fishing just subsurface, or a foot deep is also fun. And I have boatloads of fresh ones if I really want to be on top again. |
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