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How about "brain-stains" since we're not actually dyeing the disc..

Sounds like Bammm went through this endeavor for the same reason that I did; its all about the chase, the problem solving and the discovery! You guys are great, well done! Who knows where this will be in another few months, its already way past my methods.

goose I would be interested

i think we need to pre-treat the disc somehow

Yeah how about it bammm! I swear im gonna give this another stab in the next few weeks. You guys are great, we're getting there!

^^I think that was Dan's first post in this thread, lol. He's a man of his word. You're always welcome sir!

"star-like" plastic

I think this one came out great! Looks like a moon in a distant galaxy

Wowzers! Well done bamm! Im'ma try something today, I ended up with a day off due to electric issues at home.

^^^^^amazing :)

FR Buzzz i'd presume as far as collectability (price) is concerned. I'm sure there are some older smaller production run discs (jupiter comets or Cam Todd Challengers) and some newer production run discs (FR TI SS or FR Z nukes) etc. that are more "rare" from a number-based definition... I'm...

LE this and LE that, they're just target marketing us like a bunch of hipsters with PBR

From a collectors point of view, I definitely agree with the CE comments. I just don't see the return on investment for a $50 first run modern disc. I learned the hard way with first run X-cals. From a throwers standpoint, I can see the desire to have a cool stamp, I'm all about the weird...

Foundation Park in Centralia Illinois was easily one of my top 5 courses EVER

I am confused about the current "values" of these discs. Innova sold the Bigbird stamped rocs to dealers, at dealer prices, and now people are paying nearly 500% cost in less than a month? Why? What gives? Is it the best disc ever? Does demand finally outweigh supply in this sport? Please...

No you're correct, he cured them overnight in a closet with racks; but who knows what was in the closet, perhaps a dehumidifier or a heat lamp? I'm way too impatient to wait all night, I need that instant gratification, lol.

I'm convinced Jeff did NOT use any SC. His dyes were soap and rit based, it is evident in the shapes(specifically the edges) of his waves...

There is certainly a trial and error learning curve associated with this process, Jeff was an artist, with a well refined set of techniques, to say the least

Add more soap to your mixture, it helps to reduce the background haze, also, maybe try a bit less dye/sc/soap mix on the disc, but your dye-strength looks good. I've had haze issues with star plastic; it takes the dye so quickly that the swirling motion in the pan can be enough to generate that...

looking great katana, as usual :0