Junebug Stinger

Creature · 1 part

Steps

1. 1

   Preheat the three-cavity mold evenly and prepare the fully heated Junebug plastisol.

2. 2

   Let the plastisol cool into an appropriate shooting range, then load the injector.

3. 3

   Inject with a steady push and hold brief pressure so the body and tacked appendages fill completely.

4. 4

   Let the bait set before demolding; separate the tacked appendages only after the bait has cooled enough to resist stretching.

The Stinger has tacked appendages intended to separate and move independently. Use a steady injection and brief hold pressure, then allow a complete set before demolding. Separate the tacks only after the bait has cooled enough to avoid stretching the limbs. Start with a practical shooting range for the chosen plastisol; do not treat a fixed temperature as validated.

LureWrightPrecision materials for lure makers

Junebug Stinger Creature · 1 part Body8 oz · Medium blend Junebug Keep the mold warm enough to fill the thin, tacked appendages without overheating the plastisol. Medium base Shoot at 330°F Mold 4-inch Stinger, 3-cavity (STING-4-3) Angling AI Make Junebug · per 8 oz Crystal Inject 8 oz Crystal Color Junebug 20 drops Crystal Spark Red .015 1/4 tsp Steps 1.Preheat the three-cavity mold evenly and prepare the fully heated Junebug plastisol. 2.Let the plastisol cool into an appropriate shooting range, then load the injector. 3.Inject with a steady push and hold brief pressure so the body and tacked appendages fill completely. 4.Let the bait set before demolding; separate the tacked appendages only after the bait has cooled enough to resist stretching. The Stinger has tacked appendages intended to separate and move independently. Use a steady injection and brief hold pressure, then allow a complete set before demolding. Separate the tacks only after the bait has cooled enough to avoid stretching the limbs. Start with a practical shooting range for the chosen plastisol; do not treat a fixed temperature as validated.