i made a few slabs the other day, and i was thinking i might try and sell them, just wanted your opinions on whether or not you would purchase it.
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I've been looking for some "rounder" shaped slabs.

More Bomber like.

I would buy a few.

Can ya powder coat them in white or chartreuse?

Hell no! They're not green.

i tried to do that, but it seems like the tape wont stick if i pwoder coat them, the tape sticks fine to the lead, and wont come off. its weird, maybe ill find a way to powder coat them.

Actually I wouldn't mind just the powder coating.

If you can produce a few to sell just let me know.

Schwoogie is all about the green.

I actually catch more on chrome and chartreuse/white.

sure, ill just shoot you a pm

i just started making my own about two weeks ago and i powder cooat mine - i am also going to start making my own jigheads aswell they start at

1/32 1/16 1/8 1/4 3/8 1/2 and 5/8 i think this will be very intresting i just order my molding for my jigheads - i powder coated a few on some of the few that i had 1/16 and 1/8 they look great only problem i cant figure out yet is making the eyes on them i know that i can put the sticker kind on there and then clear coated but i heard about a trick of doing them with a straw that i have not figure out yet

ive been making my own jig heads for a while, and if you wnat to put eyes on them thats great, but it doesnt make one bit of differens if you have eyes, or if you even color your jig heads, weight is the only thing that matters in my book, not color or eyes. now, if you insist on eyes, go to barlows tackle shop, and tell them you need some, eyes, theyll help you find the right mold, eyes,powder paint, and outer coating to fit your needs. oh, anda little tip, wd40 your molds, its makes a huge difference in how your jigheds turnout.

I like the shape, if you could make more holographic silver, I'd be happy!!

I'm with ya!!!!

curious, what does wd40 do for your molds?

the wd40 helps the lead, go into the mold more sloothly, so the lead gets in to every little nook and cranny in the mold, so the slabs or jig heads are smoother, and have less air pockets in them, believe me it helps

do you spray the mold with the wd40 before you heat up the mold and let it dry? or spray it before each pour? if you spray it before each pour with the mold hot, does it flash off or dry before the lead goes in or do you pour the lead with it wet?

wd40 doesn't dry all that fast but not sure how quick it will when heated. also do you get a lot of fumes from it?

when the mold is heated properly, and i also heat the forms and hooks, i have no problems but can always use a good tip.