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can anyone help me with fish oil?
can anyone help me with fish oil? i am trying to mix fish oil with something to produce a semi solid form like under arm deodorant. i have tried wax
and petrolum jelly heated together but when it cools the oil separates.i want to use it for fishing scent like a paste. thanks for a reponse . steve
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If the purpose is to use it as fishing bait... Why not forget the fish oil and use some form of powdered dried fish(Asian supermarkets often sell dry
fish, you would just need to grind it up, and gag from the smell  )? You could
then make a gel using gelatin or perhaps agar, creating a jelly that you could easily cut up into pieces...
*edit* You said paste, I didn't notice that. If you want a paste then I am not sure, unless you have some emulsifier it will always separate. You
could always add fish powder to something already pasty and see what happens...
[Edited on 28-2-2013 by Mailinmypocket]
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asipo123
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fish oil
well i am looking to product some thing underarm deodorant. only fishy smell to smear on a lure . i thought you guys would know some chemicals that
would to something to oil so it would stay mixed with something like wax or petolum jelly .
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Maybe a corn starch/oil/fish parts mixture? In a sense make a very thick pasty 'gravy' from the starch by heating it with a minimal amount of water,
then as it is cooling down add and stir in enough fish oil and or fish parts to thicken it up and carry the scent you are looking for. You could
experiment with something to make it less soluble in water, the original formula for WD-40 comes to mind, as it would leave a fish oil flash on your
lure/bait even after the paste has washed off. Sometimes fishing has picked up when a lure has been given a bit of Anise oil, (black licorice scent)
or spit while you are eating black licorice.
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Research "emulsifier"... However just adding emulsifier to a mix of fish oil and Vaseline (god... Yuck) will not make a "deodorant" consistency
product. It'll still be goopy, sticky and disgustingly messy. It just won't separate. Anyways, good luck with whatever it is you are making.
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thanks to you all, for relpying there is a product called fishstick scent its like lip balm thats what i am trying to produce.
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Vaseline should be ok for your project.
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Try beeswax.
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I guess a long chain fatty acid will do the trick. Like stearic acid.
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Nope. Try lecithin. About 15 bucks a pound, at your local Whole Foods Store.
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