Lurecraft Pearl White

[Landry]

Anyone use Lurecraft pearl white powder. If so - what is the ratio of plastisol to powder to get a nice white pearl colour?

thanks guys

landry

Edited May 8, 2017 by Landry

[alsworms]

You don't need much.   I used 1/2 teaspoon in 4 ounces of plastic. 

[Landry]

Do u use any white colouring as well with it?

[alsworms]

I didn't use them mixed together.  If I wanted more of a white than pearl, I just used white, but that was very rare.  I didn't like working with white because it separated and burned easily. 

[DaBehr]

I no longer use white in any of my baits. I use the powders instead. 

Add a little glitter (especially black string glitter) and WOW!

[Landry]

Thanks so much guys. 

[Slammingjack]

I use LC white and LC pearl white to make fish belly white. Not a lot of pearl white 1/2 a smidgen for 8 oz. I Make a few white baits.  Add some black flake and you have the bottom color of new penny Gulp shrimp .  White bait with red or yellow or green chart. tail , Catch a lot of fish with those colors. Add pearl white to other colors and make lighter colors.  

[rockslide]

On 5/9/2017 at 7:06 PM, Slammingjack said:

I use LC white and LC pearl white to make fish belly white. Not a lot of pearl white 1/2 a smidgen for 8 oz. I Make a few white baits.  Add some black flake and you have the bottom color of new penny Gulp shrimp .  White bait with red or yellow or green chart. tail , Catch a lot of fish with those colors. Add pearl white to other colors and make lighter colors.  

how much white are you putting in your fish belly

[Slammingjack]

Start with 5 drops and go from there.

[Landry]

Thanks guys.

I used 1/4-1/2 tsp white pearl powder to 7 ounces of plastic and they look amazing. No white color was added  

Just enough pigment to make the bait opaque enough to hide the lead insert.