Baitjunkys

So to clarify, there is 2 types of patents as stated, and 2 types of trademarks as well. As a manufacture I myself assume zero responsibility in patent infringement, On my stock molds nor on my production molds. A fishing lure can have a design patent, a utility patent, and or both, as well as a design trademark. Coke bottle as exampled above is actually covered under trademark law, as well as mc ds arches and several other things. In the end it is sole responsibility of the end user to verify they are not violating patent laws. The very easiest way to know is when your ripping off other bait parts, there will be a patent number right on the bag. research it at uspto.gov and figure out what it covers. If there is not a number on the bag, and there is indeed a patent. They cant do anything about it, But that don't necessarily mean the person you are taking from did not do there research either. And they to could be violating a patent.

Mineral oil.

Glitter isnt gonna shine as much thru dull. But it still should catch fish.

Per California standards, if a product is under there limit, it can be called free, not reduced, but free of. Not just phalates, but anything.

I myself have to disagree, the bubbles you are seeing is simply air. Well air does have moisture in it. Moisture typically foams on top. At 350 degrees moisture will boil. And your cup would be spitting and sputtering at you. Ive degassed 1000s of gallons of plastic. And shook the piss out of it jusf to see bubbles come back. Especially in cooler weather. Thicker the material easier it captures air.

Before you buy any phalate free plastic. Have it tested before you tell your customer. Some people think reduced phalate is phalate free.

you got to go to the maker, then the colorant maker and anything else that may have went into it. Only way to answer the question. Yes there is companys that sell and or make the claim that its phthalate free,

Cut back on your plastizizer or add more resin. You are likely to soft and the resin is not absorbing all the plasticizer, hence sticky.

Most likely...

I dont make it, and my post are suggested. Not stone... I am curious what shore hardness you git tho with this batch?

your not getting it hot enough if they did not come to the surface.

if you are using paste, back off on the plasticizer. To much makes it sticky.

Soybean oil replaces dinp as a plasticizer, you probably have way to much plasticizer.

Thanks for the plug guys. I will say one thing, big difference between molds that shoot every bait, and molds that shoot 3 of 6 baits. You will find, you always get, exactly what you pay for in mold work.

heat it in the microwave, let it set about 5 minutes and reheat it. the bubbles will be gone.

Its not uncommon. Just heat the plastic and let it set a little bit. They will all come to top. Reheat and shoot.

Pretty sure if you file the form to pay excise tax, you will get exemption as well.

so its basically 2 gallons of plastic which new is about 60-70.00 shipped. And theres is pre colored I guess.

Probably so on the leds, I just got away from the ssrs when i built the hose machine, I replaced to many of them prior. They work, Most of the time.

Put your hot wire to the contactor, Jump from it to the pid, Plug controller into wall, plug presto to controller, One circuit that is it.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Contactor https://www.amazon.com/Packard-C230B-Pole-Contactor-Voltage/dp/B001KGSJ74

Presto draws 12 amps, A contactor works better then a ssr IMO, ssr is high frequency and makes the shop lights flicker. And the chinese ones are super unreliable. plus a contactor will do 120 or 240.

leave the presto controller alone, just hook the pid to a outlet and plug it in, this gives you a 400 degree fail safe, turn the presto controller on maximum temp. It is not difficult by any means, I have done a bunch of them. My suggestion use a high quality J type thermonuclear, the ks suck i have found over the last few years.

Pretty sad when they even rip off the exact name IMO...

I meant after they been wet, I have never tried it. I have experienced the out of package taste before.