Tubeman

That is correct.

We ordered bags from these guys last month and WOW...great price, great product and great service. These laminated bags are the clearest I have ever seen and at half the price of most places we normally buy bags (in 1000 counts). They just brought in a 7 " bag that is not on the website yet. Check them out, best prices we have found. HZB74Q (7 x 4 1/4") http://www.clearbags...-bags/worm-bags

I also have 5" swimbait dippers, 5" jerkshad and 3.5" dropshot shad dippers I'll be posting on classifieds shortly. PM me if your interested.

I also have 5" swimbait dippers I will be selling on classifieds soon. Also have dippers for 5" Jerkshads and 3.5" dropshot shads. PM me if your interested

" i have shot numerous manufacturers and they all have smoke" Man stay outta my shop lol...don't wanna dodge the bullets while dipping tubes...sorry could not resist

chunks are sold

Shot 800 sticks yesterday with the LW plastisol and I was impressed. It took some time to understand how to cook it, but once the micro bubbles are stirred out it sets up really nice. Best working temp seemed to be around 280 as it kept the salt suspended really well and hardly smoked. How long does this plastisol take to reach its full durometer (hardness) ?

Frank, can you agitate the bubbles out in the pot ? I've found that there where some batches of Calhoun that did bubble in the microwave a little, but they dissipated when I had the plastic in the hot pot being stirred for 10 -15 min. I'm wondering if I bringing the LW plastisol to a gel state and then putting it in the hot pot will help the bubbling issue. For tube dipping, this is the only way I can think to resolve the issue.

I just received both the hard and soft formulas of Pourasol today and tested them both in the microwave on a setting I would normally use for Calhoun plastisol ( half power or 50%) and I too got many micro bubbles. The soft seemed easier to get them out by re-heating and stirring, but the hard was almost impossible to clear out as it degraded (turned a brown hue) due to over heating. I am debating whether switching is a good idea ? Calhoun is easier to use but the pricing is getting out of hand, so I am looking for a plastisol in the same price range with a drier touch and the same ease of use...skimming micro bubbles when I cook 4 gallons at a time for tubes is not the direction I'm looking to move in. If I could figure out a way to eliminate those bubbles, Pourasol would be a good choice...but how much less power do you need to cook the plastisol at in a microwave ?

Hi Peter, yes we still have them. Mary will email you a complete price with shipping shortly.

Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your mom. Hoping she has a fast recovery

Hi Allen, sorry for the late reply 10 dollars will cover it.

All molds are sold. Thanks to all that responded...wow they went fast !!

Hi all. molds are all sold pending payment. Thanks for the responses !