[tarakito]

Hey up there,

i`ve just done a little research for biodegradable plastics or simmilar products suitable for pouring softbaits but couldn`t really find any useful information. I know there are products available based on citric acid but would appreciate any more information on that subject.

Tahnks a lot in advance!

Cheers,

Ian.

[Delw]

Originally Posted by tarakito

Hey up there,

i`ve just done a little research for biodegradable plastics or simmilar products suitable for pouring softbaits but couldn`t really find any useful information. I know there are products available based on citric acid but would appreciate any more information on that subject.

Tahnks a lot in advance!

Cheers,

Ian.

Ian
there is a few guys messing with that at the university of melborne in austraila (Sp) its one of those big universitys down there.
We made them some molds if I can find the name I will pm it to you.

[tarakito]

Hi Del,

thank you very much for this information! I`d really appreciate if you could PM the contact details to me.

Best regards,

Ian.

[tarakito]

Del, still no PM from you - I`m still interested ;-)

Has anybody heard of these guys:

http://www.fslures.com

?

Best regards,

Ian.

[tubinator]

have you seen this site http://www.loriekay.com

[Delw]

Tarakito,
I couldn't find there name any were, sorry

[dampeoples]

I've used some foodsource lures baits, they were pretty hard and lifeless, the brochure said it was made out of food, so I'm not sure if there was any plastic in in, or if it could be molded in the conventional way.

Same thing with the Lorie Kay, if you read the site, it says you start out with a liquid formula that your pour in there, then put it in the fridge or set it aside to harden.

[tarakito]

thanks a lot guys!

the biodegradable stuff i`ve seen is rather stiff and not really suited for softbaits. Except the vios stuff Megabass uses. This is absolute killer material. Does anybody have details on this stuff?

Ian.