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Yes, I'll try that. Thanks

I think both of those are possibilities. The plastisol though clear still could have been too hot because you're suspicion is correct, I dont have a thermometer. And it seems I need one. Plus, the chartreuse colorant was translucent and the effect did look lime green afterwards so I suppose that could be it too. If so, I'm bummed. I was trying to reproduce a lure color that I used to be able to purchase which is no longer available. It was a light chartreuse color with green & black glitter. This was my ho to in every body of water I fished when I couldn't get a bite so accomplishing this is important to me. Of course, using green glitter in the chartreuse worked for the manufacturer. I wondering if they used less glitter to avoid the effect you mentioned (and possibly a lower temp too?).

Hi, I poured some worms using chartreuse colorant with green and black glitter, MF brand. The green glitter bled terribly turning the chartreuse completely green. The black glitter held up fine - so I don't believe the plastisol was too hot? But I could be wrong. Are there any other reasons the green would bleed while the black didn't?