desertbucks

We use the water base paint from spike it everyday on soft plastics and we have to dip each bait after painting. We use a standard air brush, nothing special. We have not used the SB paint but if you call Spike It and talk to Them they will guide you in the right direction! You can check out our painted Swimbaits at www.arizonacustombaits.com Thanks

I am really impressed with the Polysol plastic, I have stayed with M & F because I cant find anything I Like but I may have just found it with Polysol!

True, my bad! Thanks

I would say the 5" BT Stick, the sale runs until noon tomorrow so you can call and talk to Sarah and she will know for sure!

I dont think so, I know he does a Black Friday sale every year! I have had a tough time with communication with him as well!

Go check out the sale at Basstackle.com!

A guy by the name of Fred Ward invented the bait and had Roland advertise it! It was made to get into small pockets so the bait would helicopter down, they sold thousand of them!

Very misleading title! M & F is a great company with some of the best products on the market!

We airbrush many soft plastic baits, some baits can not be dipped so we spray them with VPI and it works awesome!

I have this mold and boy it is tough to hand pour with the narrow parts of the body!

I believe I may have that injector you made!

Just called the number from their website the other day and they answered. I have probably called a dozen times over the past year and they have always answered the phone.

I like to let baits sit for at least 24 hours to cure but sometimes that can't happen. When I need to ship out earlier I will put the baits in water and let air dry and package them up. Never had anyone say anything about it!

I live down the road from BTS and Basstackle, I am in and out of both of their shops all the time. Yes I have told Bob about this thread. I was in Bobs shop today and he said he is getting caught up. These guys both do big production molds that range $5-$15k a piece so they may have a machine tied up for a long time. Be patient and u will get a very good product!

I have priced what I believe to be the better plastics on the market like M & F , Lure Craft, and plastic from Do IT. These three manufactures have 55 gallon drums priced within $15 of each other. Now if you buy plastic from another manufacture at significantly cheaper rate I believe there is a difference in materials used to make it. From my experience the cheaper plastic makes a cheaper looking bait as it may be tacky, plastic may bubble etc. But if a cheaper plastic works for your individual use then that's awesome.