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You can use bass tackle with caney creek molds. You could just buy two injectors and the blending block to make laminates, but it would be extremely hard to manipulate both injectors the plungers and holing the blending block and to make it easier you would want the divider and bar to hold both plungers in place so you get even pressure. I'm not sure if Basstackle sells laminating plates, but when I want different color claws I just inject the whole mold and cut the claws of and then put the claws back in the mold and shoot the secondary color. Good luck, Jordan.

Thanks Ron, but what crank bodies did you get and which ones do you prefer. I'm not completely familiar with all the different types and somewhat overwhelmed by how many different body types there are.

I am very to new to painting crankbaits and am wanting some advice for where to buy and which body styles everyone likes the most. All help is very welcome and appreciate everyones response in advance. Thanks, Jordan.

http://www.tackleunderground.com/community/topic/24059-testing-colors-without-using-plastic/page__hl__testing http://www.tackleunderground.com/community/topic/21187-experimenting-with-colors-tip/page__hl__testing These two both have the same idea just tweak it a little bit.

Glad to see you are doing good and no skin grafts. I hope you slay 'em next time your out on the water, you deserve it!

Yeah I wasnt sure if you had seen it or not, I am also curious as to what real owners of this have actually made and how they are liking it. A review of it would be really helpful.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=N5Xa03QAhnY At the end of the video they show you the baits and how the laminates are straight down the middle hope this helps.

I think this is an awesome idea. To have a hard copy to pull out and have in hand instead of having to search online seems like a great idea.

Does anyone else have any issues with their baits sticking to the bags. I have put scent, worm oil, and a combination of both. Still seems to stick to the bags. Also, the worms seem to be soaking up the oil. Mick