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All of the above!

I use the bottom if a soda can, works great considering I drink to much soda...

I don't want flat sides.. I don't want to purchase molds, plastic and die to make them. Just looking for someone to pour me some worms.. Thought this would be the place!

Well if that body length and tail length are a huge deal I just want a nice tail on them kind of like these. http://www.basspro.com/Offshore-Angler-Swirl-Tail-Grubs/product/8369/-862904#reviews But I want black body with a white tail.. The red flake is not a must. I thought it would be easy to throw some glitter in some plastic my bad.

I don't think it's on the market thats why I came here. I basically want something like a yamamoto grub. I want the 3 inch body with a 5 inch curly tail.. I would like about 10 to start and if the product is to my liking I would order more.

Looking to get some grubs made. I would like a 3" body with a 5" tail. I would like a black with red flake body and a white tail. Can someone do this for me and how much per grub?

I suggest you put a thinner coat on the bait by thinning with denatured alcohol. I just dip my clean brush in the denatured alcohol and stir it in my pre mixed devcon and it thins it right up. Paint the devcon on with a decent hair brush and brush out all of the bubbles.

I think I may have to give this top coat a try.. I live in northern CA I dont think it gets to humid here..

How is the shelf life on it onced open?

I use a reducer recipe I found online involving, glycerine, denatured alcohol, and ammonia free glass cleaner.. I planned on using auto air because it was compatible with createx just thought it would be a upgraded recipe since it could be used for vehicles. I forgot to mention I mostly use pearl paints even mixed in opaques or transparents I almost always add pearlized.. I have a Iwata HP-cs with a .3mm nozzle.. im wondering if the pearl paints are the problem. When I think it to much it splatters even at about 5 psi I think the pearl paint just mite be to thick. How do you compare Auto-Air to Createx? do they spray different to you? Is Auto-Air worth the extra money?

None of the above.. I must just be picky. Ill buy a bottle of auto air or something and compare.

I have been using Createx paint exclusivly. No matter how much I thin it or even without thinning it, it seems to spray chunky. Very small but for blending issues it just not look very clean like the pigment is to thick or clumpy. Is all paint this way or is it just me being a perfectionist?

Dewalt, Husky.. Go down to a hardware store and look around get a good warranty. I personally have a craftsmen and have not had any issues.

I use a sears 3 gallon oil compressor I got for under $100 new. It works great for what I do. Usually paint for about 2-3 hours and it's not that loud to me.

Thanks for the tips sir, I have a T on the compressor already for another hose for mic work in the garage. I painted today and for some reason the regulator works perfectly now?? I have no idea what was going on but it works great now.

Already tried that.

Long story short I bought a new compressor that came with a regulator on it. I ran a line from the new compressor's air regulator into another air regulator with a water trap and from that to my brush. For some reason I cannot adjut the air pressur from the second regulator I have to do it from the compressor. I cant figure out why. I have opened the air compressor regulator up all the way and tried to adjut the water trap one which is closer to my brush with no sucess.. I have to be missing something simple? Any help guys?

I have personally seen a 8 yr old kid hook a cigerette butt from off of the grounf onto a hook and catch a 6lb bass on it. I have also saw Wd40 catch the shit out of some bass.. I dont think and epoxy smell on a "reaction" bait will have much to do with the strike. I'm sure it's possible but not enough for me to worry.

I went with TCPGlobal, I have purchased from them in the past and had they have good customer service. I ordered today and it shipped today!

I looked into that, Michaels in my area doe's not carry Iwata products.