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I've used a particular product to add a garlic scent and a chartreuse coloring to my plastics. I've used it with some success until yesterday when I went to dip the worm in the treatment only to see it dissolve my plastic baits........it wasn't hot ( I keep it well below 95 degrees). Anyone else have this experience? I like using it but I don't want to dissolve my plastics...... :dazed-7:

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Certain plastics and certain scents don't mix. Be more specific and someone will tell you "Yes you can" or, "Don't do that". 

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In mi view, MarkH called it here. Have to make sure the chemical properties of the plastics will not be adversely affected by exposure to the make-up of the scent. Also soft plastics do break-down over a very long period of time. Need to be alert to the age of the plastics as well. 

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If you used elastatech in JJ's, well, thats pretty funny...Not laughing at you, but remembring when I did it.

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I've had a similar experience with Spike It. Melted the claws right off of my craw.

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