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please let us know if you do find a solution, I wouldnt mind having this option.

pour at a cooler temp. cooler plastic will shrink less.

you have to buy it from the manufacturer directly, you have to buy per gallon with i believe a 2 gallon minimum at (dont quote me as it has been a while since i have seen numbers) a few hundred a gallon. this is the raw pigments the vendors buy to sell us, they cut it and make it affordable for us to buy in small quantity. it is incredibly messy and you need a very good set of gram scales. much easier to just buy the liquids. i just said screw it and started buying pints and quarts.

yes it will but fades fast. black fades to purple etc.

well, Bear started with a guy cutting his molds, that guy designed the original Kodiac. Bear started machining his own molds a while ago and redesigned the Kodiac as he is eventually going to phase out the original hinged molds. i have had guys say they preferred the K2 (new) bait over the original (got a bunch of the baits sent to me by a friend to try) Go with at least the 4.25, if not the 5"

there are no actual beaver molds on the market as the "beaver" is patented by Reaction Innovations my favourite has been Bears Kodiac as far as a similar type of bait. shoots like butter and makes a sick laminate.

just goes to show you how unreliable computer screens are. buy a bag and get one in your hand and see what you can come up with

wont work as it will start melting into gooey blobs as soon as it hits the plastic.

what did you get?

this is a very loaded question. i have some craw molds but they are one offs, and i have a set of Bears original Cra Z Craw molds as well. but looking at whats out there right now this is what has peaked my interest lately. http://www.bearsbaits.com/BIG-HOSS-425-TWO-CAVITY-INJECTION-MOLD_p_271.html http://www.bearsbaits.com/375-CRAZY-CRAW-2_p_261.html http://www.bearsbaits.com/425-KODIAK-CRAW-2_p_259.html http://www.bearsbaits.com/550-BRUSH-HOPPER_p_255.html http://www.bearsbaits.com/4-REAL-CRAW-WORM_p_307.html http://www.Basstackle.com/product_p/709-1-1.htm http://www.Basstackle.com/Fat_Body_hog_mold_p/fatbodyhogmold.htm http://www.Basstackle.com/flippin_hog_mold_6_p/flippinhogmold6.htm

yes it can take quite a bit.

really nice wobble when retrieved slow, saw footage of a buddy that has that mold and it performs very well

swims great.

thought they had them.

do what everyone else does and list it as using such and such a hook

check Hilts

the plastic and the paint are both vinyl based, anything that will break dow the paint enough to remove it will affect the plastic.

Worm Oil

i doubt you will find one, Bear's is an artificial scent.

sheetlabels.com they will even print them for you on weather proof material if you want, or if you have a laser printer you can buy the blank labels and print them

it is a plasticizer used in the plastic and often sold as worm oil. Diisononyl phthalate

i was just going to answer but Mike pretty much covered it.

Yes they are good, i have the 5.25" Stick molds, awesome baits.

make them.