Bountiful Waters
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All molds sold pending payment
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Email returned to Maverick
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All molds except the (2) 6" T Sticks are sold pending payment.
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Simon, I sent you an email for payment instructions. Thanks Jay
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I have the following molds for sale. Prices are firm. Shipping will be $4.80 for a single mold, Will combine shipping on more than one mold. (1) 4" BA 4 Cavity $38 (1) 4" SF 4 Cavity $38 (1) 6" Slug Mold 4 cavity $56 (2) 5" Craw Worm Molds 4 Cavity $35 each (2) 6" T Stick Molds 4 Cavity $70 Each Molds are used but in good condition. I am freeing up some funds for other molds. I would be willing to trade some of these for a 10" Stick Mold.
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The R557 went up in price, but still is only $126 per 600. I ordered their last case, but I am sure they will restock in the next week or two.
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I order from LC about 90% of the time and I am very pleased. Never had a problem with Barlows. Stamina was a little slow due to back ordered product. I am testing a new mold maker to see if his turn around time is better. I was told 4-6 weeks which isn't bad. This guy does answer emails and returns phone calls. I will let you know when the molds are done and evaluate his overall work.
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I am kinda surprised about the comment about Inpact. Those bags are being used across the industry with little to no complaints. What do you not like about them? I have used various bags, but the bags from LC and Inpact are the only ones that I continue to use.
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One thing I would suggest is designating the pots you use salt in. The salt will eat away the non-stick lining. I have pots that run plastic with salt 8 hours a day and others that run platic only. They pots with salt have a life of about 60-90 days before they have to be retreated, the others are fine. If you leave the areas were the adhesive is thin or removed, you will burn your plastic.
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I talked with Loretta yesterday and she wa aware of the problem. She said Kim was out of town, but knows about the problem. Hopefully it gets fixed soon.
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If you are topping off, then I would guess you are pouring too fast. AIr has to get out. Pour right down the middle. Make sure you top off quickly when the need is there.
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I am not new to pouring plastics, and I know that we need to respect that hot plastic. I broke that rule yesterday morning, got in a hurry, and moved a pyrex cup of melted plastic too fast on the workbench. The plastic went over the top and covered my hand. Needles to say, hot plastic and skin don't get along! I am posting these pictures to remind others not to have a brain cramp like I did yesterday. I am also posting these in my shop.
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I would be interested in 100 of them. Jay Schurz
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When I got to the point where I was falling behind, I hired someone to help.
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I 2nd that. Smaller orders, I use Lurecraft on the bags.
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Has anyone ever thought of, used, or spoken with any rep agencies to help get your product out? I would be interested to know any details. Thanks
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I use Crazy Elvis Signs
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Isn't that the truth about people asking for free samples.
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I heard about it on another bass forum. Something to the effect that we should be using "food matter" product. I would not doubt this is being pushed a little by the manufacture(s) who use these.
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I told him to call Del, which he said he would. He stated he bought all from Del except the Beaver molds a couple of years ago. Del, heads up, he said he is trying to contact you. We all start with (0) on Ebay, so that does not bother me and he has been prompt on his replies with me. Also sounds like anyone of us in describing these molds. I think he is OK.
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We pour T-Sticks 6-8hrs a day, 5 days a week. As the mold get hotter, the worse the dents become. You have to let the molds cool a little. Next, One color pours dent much worse than laminates. To combat this, pour half the mold, wait 30 sec. and pour the rest. Sometimes that will help. I feel your pain.....
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You can visit them in Lagrange, IN. Let them know your coming
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I will be leaving this nasty, cold, wet, icy weather tomorrow morning and flying to Mexico to fish Lake Comedero for a few days. I actually have shorts packed!!!! Last weather there was 85 degrees at noon. Going to test a few baits.
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I got an email not long ago, I am sure he will follow up with you.