Yeah that green apple looks awesome. Should work good.
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Yeah that green apple looks awesome. Should work good.
Thank you Dave. I'm going to the lake in the Morning and see what the crappie think of them...
Good job Eric
Thank you "G". Learning still. I have been following several sites for a long time with eyes and ears open and mouth shut. Picked up everything a bit here and there and have actually had everything for a couple months just no where to work. Finally got the shed arranged so I could get to the work bench, lol. Now need to get the deck on the boat in and get it in the water...I am still mostly fishing the walk on bridge at a city owned lake with limited access...Quote:
Originally Posted by "G"
Good job my friend.
Mike
They look great, I like the first ones you pictured.
Thank you Mike.Quote:
Originally Posted by shipahoy41
Thank you BuckeyeCrappie...I think most of mine will be the transparent type in different shades, but I have to let the fish dictate for sure...Quote:
Originally Posted by BuckeyeCrappie
Is this the pigment that you use the apple Green. Also you could use powder pigment that they use in soap making hobby lobby has quite a few of the pigment colors I would like to try so I will definitely be ordering some other pigments.
I will be using some pigments they used to color feathers with to see if they work I haven't tried any stuff that they used to color clothes yet. I have tried oil base paint that they use in oil paining it works caution be careful guys experimenting with different things in hot plastic.
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Yes sir, that's it. To get the color I did, I used 1/8 tsp to 1/2 cup of plastic after heating to 350 deg.Quote:
Originally Posted by snake River