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a client we have uses maple. for musky baits its pretty hardy stuff. we do the artwork..they will last decades lol.

there is 3 manufacturers of injectors worth getting IMO, basstackle, fat guys fishing and N2 manufacturing. i own 3 basstackle (10oz single, 6oz dual and 3oz triple) and a 6oz dual fgf injector and they have all been great. i dont own an n2 injector but i hear great things, so i wouldnt hesitate to go that way either. there are a few others that make a good injector, like lurecraft (i dont like the screw on nozzle, i have one and its tedious after a bit, very secure though!) and bait junkies (very limited availability, if at all).

This is a pretty good stencils for scales. My daughter has a flower shop and these hold the blooms together during shipment. If any body wants one shoot me an IM with your name and address.

Pouring in the winter before the season starts up here in NY helps alot too! Except this winter has been really warm - so not sure i can count on that anymore!! J.

here is a 110 size jerkbait. this has kbs diamond clear (spray) between layers of creatix wicked paints, and a couple of finish coats. it goes on thin and cures fast, at least in my experience.

once you get through the essential series you have move on to something better, the doit in my experience yellows much faster than many other plastics, and it was full of bubbles. there are several better plastics out there for less money than the ES plastic. try a soft(er) blend for senkos, but until then softener should help, might take a bit of trial and error to get the softness you want.