MONKEYqpHUNTER

without pictures this is not much differnt than the regular cookbook already going

Jim they are made from silicone

pretty close

squigster i just made myself five molds last nite and the worms they make look almost exaxt to the worms your are asking about.send me a email at shanescustombaits@yahoo.com it would be no problem to make you a couple.i would put a pic here for you and the other guys to see but ive never figured out how to post a pic on here.

send me a email shanescustombaits@yahoo.com i may be able to help you.

nice color its like junebug lite soon as im done with these mold orders i will put up a couple of my go to colors with a pic this post is a good idea i like a picture to look at.

yep me 2

redranger the swimbaits look realy good.email me at shanescustombaits@yahoo.com if you are intrested in tradding some molds for a for some dipping blades.

thanks for all the tips i will be taking a few pictures this week i will play around and see what works best thanks again.

i would start with warming your mold.and your bubbles more than likely are from the mold being cold it may be condensating when the hot plastic hits it plus the cold mold is making the plastic cool before it flows through the mold.

I Was Wondering If Any One Could Tell Me What Settings Such As Shutter Speed And Flash Should I Set My Camera To When Taking Photos In A Light Box Thanks .........shane

i noticed in the winter if i havent ben out in my shop for a couple of days my molds will sometime get a lil moisture on the surface when the shop warms up.this can cause the plastic to get bubbles.

longhorn ive had the oomoo 25 sitting around for about 10 months before using it all and the only thing i ever had a issue with is if its cold in the shop it takes about 4 hours to sit up if the temp is not cold only takes 1.5 hours to set up hope this helps ........shane

your qustion is a lil to open.differnt baits get a differnt amount of salt for example a stick bait gets alot more than say a drop shot worm.what kind of bait you wanting to add salt to?

i use devcon 2 ton epoxy to seal my pop molds.the shine of the baits from the pop molds are equal to my aluminum molds. i have a few i sealed with the elmer glue method and it worked well also.if i remember right it was elmers glue all,cut it 50/50 with water get a small soda bottle fill half way with glue top off with water shake it up real good let it set for a few moments to let the bubbles settle,o i forgot drill a small hole in the bottle lid.now all you have to is flood the mold cavity with the mix.you will need to repeat this a few time the pop will absorb the mix the first time or 2.

after reading this post i checked my L.C soft plastic paint i have the red and black.i bought them a a lil over a year ago and only used them a few times.they havent ben opened in months.i was expecting to find the same problems as mentioned in this post but mine was fine the red and black color had seperated and settled to the bottom and the clear had risen to the top.i shook it up for a few seconds and it all blended together perfect. the reason i mention this is maybe it has something to do with the way the bottles are closed and stored or maybe its just luck of the draw.on mine after the lid is screwed on tight i hold it upside down for a few seconds on the thought that the left over paint on the inside of the lid would kinda dry and make a seal.then i put the bottle in a zip lock bag and squeeze out any air then i kept them in a file cabnet in the shop so no light would get to them.

check out the cook book up top has many good colors

i use the method siubass mentioned but i coat the exposed bolt thread with vasaline.the mold top slides right off . now if you use the clamps that is mentioned in this thread be careful not to clamp were the mold is thin due to the cavity of the bait i had one crack a few years back so i agree the thin plywood between the clamp would help

email me shanescustombaits@yahoo.com i have a couple differnt sizes and styles

mix the hardner in the plastic cold and stir it in real good.sound like yours is not spread throughout the plastic when you heat it and you dont need much hardner.i add my color and scent right before i pour hope this helps.............MONKEYqpHUNTER:twocents:

VISIT LOL I GOT THE VISIT FROM THE COPS AT 2:30 IN THE MORNING LAST SUMMER. I THOUGHT IT WAS THE RADIO TO LOUD IN THE SHOP.BUT TO MY SUPPRISE SOME OF THE OL NEIGHBORS CALLED THEM ABOUT HIGH NUMBER OF FOOT TRAFFIC AND A LAB OF SOMESORT.LMAO I DID GAIN A GOOD CUSTOMER BEING THAT CHIEF HASSLER IS A TERNY FISHER HE LOVED MY SUPER FLOAT SHAKEY HEAD WORMS.

its the craft glitter get some from dell the craft glitter is not made to take the heat.

i will look and see if i can find were i seen it at in the mean time if you can post a pic we may be ale to help with the colors needed

if you cant find some of the beaver molds let me know i have some made out of resin and silicone i can part with a couple of them shanescustombaits@yahoo.com