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Colorant Bleedout
I have not poured plastics in several years but am thinking about it again. I used M-F Plastics in the past but had bad color bleedout problems. Are the newer plastics and colorants bleeding out as bad as before? This was especially a problem with purple/white. Which plastic/colorant suppliers do you guys recommend.
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I've had problems with mf purple and yellow jigs... I'm waiting to hear from the pros as well
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you have to be careful on which company you pick buying plastic colors I can tell you the one I use in they do not bleed lure craft I believe that Candy Creek sale some good stuff. Most of this plastics is by trial and error with the different companies but the two I just mention are good ones.
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Caney Creek and Lure Craft. Haven't had any issues with them.
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Over a long period of time a lot of the fluorescent colors will somewhat bleed in laminates. This is over several months. The only one i cant say this about is the new caney X2 but only because i've had their colors for a couple months. LC fl pink and fl orange will bleed in time.
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