majic man

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Like I said, to each there own..

The analogy is meant as you dont treat the guys feeding you like crap. Like I said to each there own. Any productive business has someone to answer the phone. Way I look at it, if you cant afford to do that your just a hobby. This is not directed towards you specifically Bob. Just in General.

If I did not answer my phone, Id be out of business quick. You will be surprised How much business your loosing by not displaying your phone number, Real people want to talk to real people, Plain as that. But hey, to each there own. But you don't crap, in the same bowl you eat from...

First off, they do make Phthalate free plasticizer, worm oil is a generic name the bait making community has adapted. Second you as the consumer need to verify all the products going into the Phthalate free plastic are indeed Phthalate free if that is what your after. I do find it amusing companys preach about selling Phthalate free plastic, But sell all the additions to it unmarked...

Vodkaman, you can take a gallon jug that is 100% bubble free and shake the snot out of it and get bubbles terrible. Its really no different then epoxy or silicone in that nature. If you add some moisture on purpose and try the same thing it will foam on top. This is just from my expiermentation.

Well, 90% of bubbles come from mixing it like its a milk shake. Yet guys still blame it on the product. Foam is a totally different story, I do believe foam is moisture. Micro bubbles are induced when the product is made in the factory or mixed by the end user. Most manufactures mix resin based products under a vacuum, so that air is not induced. I know MF says he doesn't, Maybe he figured out the magic trick. I heard the theory that air is moisture etc, But take any plastic and shake the living snot out of it, and you get micro bubbles, Some has a lighter viscosity so they escape easier then others. Now heat it really fast and you get a hot air balloon in the plastic.

Al, I was referring to the Bad Batch theroy.

90% of the time its the user, Not the plastic. Just saying.

More like 2 drops per ounce.

Ill humor you, Berkley likely has a whole bunch of them.

Here Ill make it really simple, Sell me on it. Why is your plastic so much better than the others? And I should pay you double the price? Serious question here.

LOL. Im not offended by any means. Its pretty simple. You asked if we bought materials at half the price, if our baits were priced accordingly? Answer, No Now My question, If your buying the same materials,why are you charging twice as much? One Way Street?

They always go south when you talk plastic. Anyhow, how bout my question, Why are you 2x the price? what makes your cost so much higher then the competition. Or is it a on way street there?

Well this thread just went south. Waiting on the plastic war to start. Just Curious Jeff@MF, if your buying the same raw components as Brand XYZ, Why is your plastic 2x the price?

Maybe add some yellow powder to it?

Bingo. Plaster holds moisture.

Its no different than weeding through posts from a guy promoting a company in his back pocket.

I do find it amusing, that a guy can pay to advertise, But cant talk about his stuff. This is the only site I am on that operates this way. I don't see anything different then the post prior to mine. the first 5 words are all of what self promoting is...

Regardless of the compound this will happen unless there packaged flat.

glue it with a little hot plastic. Should keep it in place.

I had thought with a large enough od. Grooves could be cut to hold the lead to the tube.

If it was me, I would use a teflon tube, groove it up, and pour the lead to the tube. Insert into the bait. All done. But this would require a mold to be made for it.

Thats bs. Pour info to pass on...

Largest problem with silicone is you gas the heck out of it mixing. Best value Vacs, awesome chambers for a great price.