colors

[bigboredad]

I'm using Barry Darrs' recipe for pan lubing and when I add crayons for color all the color goes to the bottom of the pan as the lube cools and sets up. Is it supposed to do that?

[totallycustom]

Try oil paints, cheap at crafts store.

[wiljen]

candle dye works too

[Lead Fred]

Or dont even bother. I leave mine El natural

[c.robertson]

I could never understand the point of adding color. I have a mix of beeswax, crisco, and canola oil. It is a nice 'mellow yellow.' :lovebooli

[BABore]

Use Yaley candle dye available at Michaels craft store. Avoid the flouresent colors as they do not mix well.

Some find, through accuracy testing, that one lube does not fit all. This requires several lubes to get the best accuracy with a variety of guns and velocities. Thus it is most helpful to color code your lubes.

[Edubya]

I like the color in my lube to be able to verify complete coverage faster.
EW

[Marlin Hunter]

Or dont even bother. I leave mine El natural



Felix "Mocha Java" lube

http://pic90.picturetrail.com/VOL2370/12829840/22827959/383190317.jpg

[gray wolf]

I am a colorholic, I have been known to re-do my lube because the color blue was a little to light.

[Edubya]

GW, You have way too much time on your hands!
EW

[Shiloh]

candle dye works too

They have this at hobby and craft stores.

Is there a Hobby Lobby in your area??
They have candle coloring dyes

Shiloh

[montana_charlie]

I leave mine El natural
That's 'au naturale' if you would like to know.
CM

[bigboredad]

Thanks guys I always here that you can throw a crayon in for color so i thought I was doing something wrong. I'm not really looking to spend money on he colors I'm just using up old left overs