Got some plastics that need some oil on them, they are dry and wanting to stick together. What kind of oil do you guys use on your plastics?
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Got some plastics that need some oil on them, they are dry and wanting to stick together. What kind of oil do you guys use on your plastics?
Glycirin from the drug store. Mix in a little Anis oil or Garlic powder.
Anise oil. Put 5 to 10 drops in a bag with the baits. That will oil them up good.CF
PAM cooking spray
Pam and Anise work for me.
Is there anything better than Glycirin or Pam
banana oil:biggrinQuote:
Originally Posted by BoarBuster
Glycerin is the best i have found in over 25 years of using it. It dosnt take but a couple of drops to lube them up good. Tried a lot of different things and a lot of it made the plastics hard after time and would start to smell.Quote:
Originally Posted by BoarBuster
Worm oil or Pam spray I'm telling you is the way to go. I have posted three times on this thread and I will post again if need be. Get yourself some worm oil or Pam. Mix in a few drops of Anise and a hint of Garlic. I use part of a clove of garlic in the storage bags for myself. Zip it tight and let it work for you in storage. The scent gets in the soft plastic and the soft plastic then gets into the mouth of the fiish. The mouth of the fish gets some metal and then I get to eat.Quote:
Originally Posted by slabdaddy
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Originally Posted by snake River
Hit your local pharmacy and get a 4 ounce bottle of Cod Liver Oil and add a half dozen drops to your plastics in the bag. Be sure to keep the bag sealed. Cod Liver Oil is 100% natural and since its an organic and immulsifiable oil fish can smell it. Works great.
All of these are great ideas. .....Now if I could just get my hands on some banana oil. LOL