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Just wondering what type of oil do you use to keep plastics from sticking and drying out, Thanks in advance for your responses.
Also like to add, keep up the great work on all your plastic jig bodies, you are indeed a very talented group. Wish I could post more instead of lurking in this forum but I don't really have any knowledge other then what I have learnt from you as a group, so for now I will just keep ordering from you to help support your efforts.
I just spray a little PAM in the bags with mine....works great
we use nothing but Pam also.
OK Snake and G aren't you going to to finish. I've heard it this way-" I use PAM on my jigs, helps 'em slide through the brush and they don't stick as bad". But honestly, I know a lot of guys use anise oil too. Lurecraft sells many different lotions-scents.
I use a mixture of softner made for the plastics and scents.
Lure Craft Worm Oil
... cp :cool:
what is the oil made of lure craft worm oil.Quote:
Originally Posted by crappiepappy
Only problem with anise oil is the catfish using beat the panfish to the jig. They just like the taste of the stuff.
Just a touch of vegetable oil is the cheapest way to go.
I use anise oil but the stuff aint cheap, I will go to some cheap stuff when this bottle runs out ha ha
Good question, Snake .... and after much searching, I still don't know Doh (couldn't find a MSDS on the product, either )Quote:
Originally Posted by snake River
... cp :cool:
I like garlic flavor Pam. Years ago before Pam came out, we used mineral oil with plastics and mixed garlic and anise with it for scent.
Bassky
"I like garlic flavor Pam. Years ago before Pam came out, we used mineral oil with plastics and mixed garlic and anise with it for scent.
Bassky "
I dont know about the Pam but I do know about the Mineral Oil .. I used it years a go for awhile .. results are bad it will shrink the lure and harden it.
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