
charkins
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June bug stick baits 30 drops LC Black grape color 1 1/2 teaspoon medium green flake 1/2 cup salt 1 1/2 cups of plastisol
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charkins started following Fluorescent Green Fishing Lights and Soft Plastic Cookbook
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Chartreuse stick baits 50 drops LC Fluorescent Chartreuse color 1 teaspoon medium silver flake 1/2 cup of salt 1 1/2 cups plastisol be sure to add the Fluorescent color before heating.
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Hello Guys, I was wondering if anyone had the plans and info on building a fluorescent green fishing light. I want to build a couple of the 4 foot lights. I know you have to have some kind of 120 to 12 volt converter or ballast. I would appreciate any help.
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You can use a pyrex 100 ml beaker to pour from. Much better control and smaller flow spout. You can get those at a science supply/chemical supply place. If you know a compounding pharmacist, he can order you some of them. They aren't very expensive. That's what I used at first with success.
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Nova (Nil) is from Nova Scotia, I am sure that he can give you the info you need.
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Great looking baits!! You really have talent.
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charkins replied to redg8r's topic in TU Site Info & Updates
I paid for a year. I don't know how much in money and time it takes to run this site, but I am sure it is not cheap in time or money. Jerry, maybe you could give potential members a 30 day trial or something like that so they can see the value of the site, especially the ones just coming to the site. I could get by without TU, but I sure would miss all they guys. It is more than a website, it is kind of a watering hole where baitmakers meet. Cal -
I do 2 color tubes using a vertical dip method. I dip the rod the full length in the tail color. I then dip the rod in the body color down to where I want the tail to start. I normally dip the rod again in the body color down to where the tail starts. This covers the tail color in the body area especially if you are using a tail color that is quite different from your body color such as a blue tube with a chartreuse tail (one I use a lot). Let me know if I can be of more help.
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I got a tutorial on multicolor powder painting from Cadman. I really like it. Flippinfool is right, that should solve your problem.
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I found Charlie to be an honest guy with a good product. Give him a call. You will be glad you did.
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Bought it, tried to use it, got burned!!! I am not the only one either. do a search and you will see. Hope this helps.