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Soft Plastic Bait Making => Color Cook Book => Topic started by: Les Young on 01/29/23 20:15 UTC
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I hear people talking about a soft plastic recipe called sunshine. What is it? Yellow or a yellow with just enough orange to give it a slight orangish tint? I've never saw it so i could be completely off but had to ask hoping somebody knew what it was. ;D
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I watched a you tube video from lake country fishing (at least I think that was the name). He used the yellow based chartreuse as the base and added silver, gold and chartreuse glitters. That is the only reference to sunshine that I am aware of.
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Sorry Les, I haven't heard of the color. I haven't used it, but if it helps, I know Dead On Plastix sells a color called sunshine yellow.
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Thanks guys.
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Sorry Les, I haven't heard of the color. I haven't used it, but if it helps, I know Dead On Plastix sells a color called sunshine yellow.
Chris, i'm thinking that's what kit is. Either that or yellow with a little orange mixed in.
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Right on. Playing around with colors can be fun, frustrating, and rewarding. Just depends on the day. I did buy some color changing colors finally. Haven't used them yet, buy soon. Real soon.
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I watched a you tube video from lake country fishing (at least I think that was the name). He used the yellow based chartreuse as the base and added silver, gold and chartreuse glitters. That is the only reference to sunshine that I am aware of.
Sarge i think i'll try that to see how it works. Thanks