I'm almost of out of my Kryston Heavy Metal which was the original stuff. I have since ordered from a few places to find the putty is sticky and almost like Plasticine in some cases.
Does anyone make a decent dense type one which is not tacky and sticky now?
Does anyone make a decent dense type one which is not tacky and sticky now?
In reply to Post #1
I got some ESP stuff after my Kryston ran out, it's pretty good. sticky when warmed up too much but overall not too bad and not waxy like the cheapy stuff.
I got some ESP stuff after my Kryston ran out, it's pretty good. sticky when warmed up too much but overall not too bad and not waxy like the cheapy stuff.
The rigworx stuff seems decent and not sticky
I noticed the Krsyton wasn't as good as I remember. Tried a few and find Nash best but still not as good as the old Kryston.
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I'm sure it's just that nobody includes the same amount of tungsten that Kryston used to originally. I remember the block of putty had some real weight to it when you picked it up, not like that anymore
Been using the Korda stuff and it's fine. Got some cheap stuff and it sticks like **** to a blanket everything it touches even when wet.
Proves the point about buying cheap. Oh and one lot was bank tackle before the fan club arrives.
Proves the point about buying cheap. Oh and one lot was bank tackle before the fan club arrives.
In reply to Post #5
You should probably make it clear that you're a 'consultant' for them, which null & voids your opinion to some degree.
You should probably make it clear that you're a 'consultant' for them, which null & voids your opinion to some degree.
In reply to Post #7
I'm not convinced the Bank Tackle tungsten range actually has any tungsten in. Neither the putty or the sinkers have any weight to them at all.
Surprisingly I find the Nash putty and tungsten sinkers to be the best.
I'm not convinced the Bank Tackle tungsten range actually has any tungsten in. Neither the putty or the sinkers have any weight to them at all.
Surprisingly I find the Nash putty and tungsten sinkers to be the best.
In reply to Post #9
Agree, the sinkers are just hard bits of plastic as far as I can tell
Agree, the sinkers are just hard bits of plastic as far as I can tell
In reply to Post #8
Absolutely. I didn't realise the forum was a place for shameless plugs.
Absolutely. I didn't realise the forum was a place for shameless plugs.
In reply to Post #8
LOL, that always crack's me up "consultant" for putty and other ***** Chinese tat re bagged off Ali Baba, living the dream
LOL, that always crack's me up "consultant" for putty and other ***** Chinese tat re bagged off Ali Baba, living the dream
In reply to Post #12
Normally some no mark that thinks they've hit the big time because they get 10% off in exchange for whoring themselves out on social media. It's bad enough on Facebook, disappointing to see it seeping in to here now.
Normally some no mark that thinks they've hit the big time because they get 10% off in exchange for whoring themselves out on social media. It's bad enough on Facebook, disappointing to see it seeping in to here now.
In reply to Post #1
Been through this problem myself recently and can really rate the nash cling on stuff - probably the best putty I have ever used.
Been through this problem myself recently and can really rate the nash cling on stuff - probably the best putty I have ever used.
In reply to Post #1
I have started using the Nash putty, after I ran out of heavy metal a few weeks back, gets a thumbs up from me
I have started using the Nash putty, after I ran out of heavy metal a few weeks back, gets a thumbs up from me