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  1. For resin I use Alumilite white and micro balloons I don’t use any mathematical formulas but instead I develop recipes for each individual design. I use layers that very from pure resin for a ballast to highly buoyant mix of resin/micro balloons. A lot of my baits have zero lead just layers with different resin mixes. At limes I use bird shot to add extra weight and most of the time the lure or mold is designed so I can just pour it into the mold so it settles into position I figured out my method of doing things through trying different things, failing and adjusting. I create a master and mold test a few recipes till I am happy with the action. From experience I now just know what needs to be done and it doesn’t take much to get my recipes correct I keep a note book with the recipes for every design I have made and it makes a huge difference to be able to look back when creating something new You can achieve different things with resin/micro balloons when you stop trying to duplicate wood and just create different resin mixes to find the ideal buoyancy or sink rate I have never and will never pour hot lead into a bait because there is better options. I don’t even own a lead pot because I don’t need it. With lead bird shot and coils of lead that are available it’s just easier/faster to use these vs hot lead. You also have no concerns of burning yourself or the blank. You can also be more precise with your weight Been using bird shot or coiled lead for over 20years with both wood and resin baits when needed. There is no need to pour hot lead into a bait There is my two cents and information on my methods. Think outside the box, fail, adjust and try things it pays off Now if only the spam disappeared from this forum I might hang around more again
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  2. Use the manufacturer specs for UV Resin...here are the ones I use. Amazon.com: 3D Printer UV Resin Curing Light for SLA/DLP/LCD 3D Printing, Solidify Photosensitive Resin, 405nm UV LED Lights with 60w Output Affect : Industrial & Scientific
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  5. Very sorry to hear this news Kurt. I wish you well Dave
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  6. I have some really old plastic so I just make black or dark colored baits with it.
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  7. That is probably the situation, but I’m able to get at least one good run, before it starts to yellow from cooking. Meanwhile, I can make glow baits, color doesn’t matter for the night fishing that I do sometimes. Thanks for the input from everyone.
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  8. Whats shakin Voodoo? I have found that using a pair of these, as close to both sides of the lure as you can get, as in a few inches on each side usually means 5min is enough, though you could go 10 if you want. I use the 2 foot version, but there is also the 4 footer.
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