Custom Baits - Forum
General => General Discussion => Topic started by: tbrooks on 02/13/13 19:44 UTC
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how do u swirl colors for the injectors
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Look on the second page of general discussion forum. I asked this same question recently and sparky had the answer.
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Also, if a feller had a real steady hand, divided cup and a hand pour mold, he could turn the cup back and forth to achieve a swirl. Too many ifs for me.
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Also, if a feller had a real steady hand, divided cup and a hand pour mold, he could turn the cup back and forth to achieve a swirl. Too many ifs for me.
That is how I do mine...
Jim
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The divided cup works well for me too.
(http://www.caneycreekmolds.net/gallery/medium_656-300113203746.jpeg)
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I'm envious, G.
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Well thanks. I still feel like such an amateur, that's nice to hear :)
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gstott, those look awesome! Great job! Can you please explain what you mean by a divided cup? Thank you!
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Well thank you :) I took a Pyrex graduate and cut a piece of sheet metal to divide the cup and secured it with epoxy. I then heated two separate colors and poured one into each half of the graduate. I then poured the bait. The higher you hold the graduate above the mold, the more the colors are going to be separated. I've been doing so many injection baits lately I haven't done this in a while, but I'll have to make some more. Thanks again, you make me want to keep working at it.
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Nice GST
...Bill
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I figured you could do it that way, Jim. Gstott, nice looking swirls, and that top stick really looks great.
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Thanks again guys. That top bait is just made out of scraps as is the matching frog. That's one nice thing about swirls, it's a good way to use up scrap plastic.