Jonah

You might want to check with USPS, my carrier told me the weight limit on Flat Rate boxes is 70 pounds. Even though it's printed on the box "If it fits, it ships"

I made green pumpkin by mixing brown and lime green.

The 40 % coupon is good for any item Hobby Lobby sells

Take a look at the Neo airbrush. Comes with a compressor. And, you get 40% off https://www.hobbylobby.com/Crafts-Hobbies/Model-Kits/Airbrushes/Neo-Gravity-Feed-Airbrushing-Kit/p/80794884

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It would be more cost efficient to use stickers for your UPC codes. If you print them on the header, you will need to print a lot of headers for each code. Just attach the sticker as you need them. You can get the headers from any print shop but it might be expensive if you only need 200. Set up fees, etc. You might try designing and printing them yourself.

It must have just happened as I was on the site yesterday. You can still access their stuff on Amazon

You can always buy a bigger .5 nozzle. Remember to buy the .5 needle and nozzle cap too.

It makes sense about the leaving the tails clear. You're advice and knowledge is always appreciated.

For those of you who have painted the tails of the KO Whopper Plopper, what have you used as a topcoat? The tails on the originals are pliable. I would think Devcon 2 ton would make the tail too hard. Thanks in advance for any and all replies.

There's no correct setting as the thermostats aren't that precise. Each pot could require a different setting. Experiment to find the best setting for your pots

Fishing for stripers in the Sacramento River, we use 8" grubs and 9" worms. Grubs are any shad pattern and the worms are black with red flake

I was offered a couple of batteries and turned it down as I didn't want to take any chances. Eventually you're going to be using the lead in a semi enclosed area. Be careful

See if you can find some brass worm weights

Try fishing them bent. Everyone thought worms needed to be straight until Jackall came out with the Flickshake worm.