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SaBoFlex Fluo Yellow – Plastisol Liquid Colour

Code: HA2100-050
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SaBoFlex Fluo Yellow is a concentrated liquid fluorescent colour for tinting plastisol when making soft lures. It creates a bright fluorescent yellow shade for bright bodies, bellies, tails, stripes and multi-colour castings. Thoroughly homogenise the paste before dispensing, then mix it into already-hot, clear plastisol in small increments. Choose 50 g, 250 g or 1000 g.

Detailed information

Weight: 50 g
2-3 weeks | HA2100-050
6,60 €
Weight: 250 g
2-3 weeks | HA2100-250
25,56 €
Weight: 1000 g
2-3 weeks | HA2100-1000
88,62 €

Product detailed description

SaBoFlex Fluo Yellow is a concentrated fluorescent pigment paste for colouring plastisol when making soft lures. It provides a bright fluorescent yellow shade for complete bodies, bright bellies, tails, stripes and multi-colour castings. This is a colouring concentrate intended for mixing into base plastisol – it is not ready-to-use plastisol, airbrush paint or a surface coating.

Fluo Yellow produces a bright fluorescent yellow shade. The final appearance varies with the dose, base plastisol, casting thickness, other additives and lighting. The concentrate in the bottle and an on-screen photograph are therefore not exact colour references for the finished lure; use a thin cooled drop or a test casting made with your own plastisol.

The term Fluo identifies this product as part of the fluorescent range. It does not mean phosphorescent afterglow in darkness, nor does it independently guarantee a particular response under a specific UV lamp. Fluo Chartreusse is a separately named yellow-green shade, while Fluo Transparent Yellow/Green has its transparent character stated in the name. Standard Yellow belongs to the non-fluorescent standard range. These colours should not be treated as automatic substitutes for Fluo Yellow. Without a technical data sheet, we do not claim that it contains nanoglitter or has a metallic, pearlescent, precisely defined opaque or transparent, or non-bleed formulation.

For this pigment paste, SAF recommends adding small increments to plastisol that is already hot and clear. Its true intensity is difficult to judge in a cold, milky-looking base. In clear working plastisol, you can follow the shade as it develops and increase saturation gradually. Prepare the plastisol in accordance with its manufacturer's temperature and safety instructions and do not overheat it.

We do not specify a universal number of drops per 100 g. Drop size varies with the dispensing nozzle, and the same dose can look different in another plastisol or casting thickness. Begin with a small amount: a pale mixture can be coloured further, but added concentrate cannot be removed. For repeatable production, record the weight of plastisol, colour dose and every other additive.

Homogenise first, then build the shade

SAF tip for easier homogenisation: add 2 clean, completely dry stainless-steel mixing balls to the 50 g bottle and 2–3 to the 250 g bottle. They help disperse settled pigment and produce a consistent paste before dispensing. Do not use lead balls or ordinary steel that may corrode. Mixing balls are not included with the colour. For the 1000 g pack, stir the contents thoroughly from the bottom with a clean, completely dry tool before decanting.

  1. Stir the base plastisol thoroughly from the bottom and heat it to its clear working state in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions; do not overheat it.
  2. Shake or stir Fluo Yellow thoroughly before dispensing, until the paste has a consistent colour and texture throughout with no settled layer at the bottom.
  3. Add a small amount of colour to the hot plastisol, then mix slowly but thoroughly.
  4. Check the shade on a thin cooled drop or test casting under lighting similar to the intended fishing conditions. Build greater intensity gradually with further small additions.
  5. Add glitter and other visual additives only after establishing the base shade. Record a successful ratio so that you can reproduce it in a future batch.

Complete equipment and guidance for making soft-plastic lures

Use Fluo Yellow throughout the body or for a bright belly, tail, head, stripe or compact strike point. It can be trialled in laminates with black, smoke, brown, green, orange, pearl or white. A suitable heat-resistant black, gold, green or holographic glitter can change the contrast and flash. Establish the yellow base first, add visual inclusions afterwards, and confirm the result in a small batch.

The 50 g option is practical for trying the shade, producing smaller batches or maintaining a broad workshop palette. The 250 g bottle is better suited to regular production or repeated recipes; the greater mass of paste also makes the complete bottle easier to homogenise by shaking. The 1000 g pack is intended for intensive use and larger repeat runs. Pack size does not change the concentration or recommended method of use.

Storage and condition of the packaging

The colour paste and base plastisol are not the same material from a storage perspective. In SAF workshop use, Fluo Yellow remains easier to handle in a cooler environment than plastisol itself, but the manufacturer does not publish a precise minimum storage temperature. Do not therefore treat the colour as frost-proof. Store it upright, tightly closed and dry at a stable room temperature, away from direct sunlight, heat sources and frost. Allow a chilled, unopened bottle to return naturally to room temperature before opening, then homogenise it thoroughly. Do not warm it on a radiator or hotplate or in a microwave.

Packaging note: Particularly after transport, a light oily film may appear around the thread of a concentrated pigment paste, or a mark may develop on the label even when the bottle is closed. Provided there is no evident loss of contents, this superficial trace does not affect use of the colour; we apologise if the label is marked. After dispensing, wipe the nozzle and thread, retighten the cap and store the bottle upright, ideally in a washable tray or sealed bag.

Working safely with hot plastisol

  • Hot plastisol can cause serious burns. Wear safety glasses, heat-resistant gloves, long clothing and closed footwear.
  • Work on a stable, heat-resistant surface. Provide effective ventilation, ideally local extraction close to the source of the vapours. Follow the safety and temperature instructions for your plastisol and do not overheat it.
  • If the safety data sheet for the plastisol or an assessment of your working conditions requires respiratory protection, select a mask and filter suitable for the particular substances and conditions. An ordinary particulate dust mask may not protect against gases and vapours.
  • The vessel, dispensing nozzle and stirring tools must be clean and completely dry. Keep water and other unsuitable liquids away from hot plastisol.
  • Close the colour firmly after use, keep it out of reach of children, and follow the current product label and safety data sheet.

Frequently asked questions about SaBoFlex Fluo Yellow

How does Fluo Yellow differ from Fluo Chartreusse?

Fluo Yellow is a distinct yellow shade; Fluo Chartreusse is a separately named yellow-green shade. Judge the practical difference on cooled castings made from the same plastisol, dose and lure thickness.

Is Fluo Yellow the same as Standard Yellow or Fluo Transparent Yellow/Green?

No. Standard Yellow belongs to the non-fluorescent standard range. Fluo Transparent Yellow/Green is a separate product whose transparent character is explicit in its name. Neither should be assumed to match Fluo Yellow.

Should Fluo Yellow be added to cold or hot plastisol?

SAF recommends adding it in small increments to plastisol that is already hot and in its clear working state. Mix after every addition and inspect a cooled drop or test casting before adding more.

How can I keep the yellow clean and bright?

Use a clean vessel and stirring tool without residues of blue, green, red or dark pigments. Establish the yellow on its own before adding other colours, and record every change to the recipe.

Which colours can form a useful laminate with Fluo Yellow?

Black, smoke or brown can create a strong dark boundary; white or pearl gives a lighter adjoining layer. Green or orange can create a closer transition. Test the chosen combination in a small casting first.

Does Fluo Yellow also glow in the dark or guarantee UV response?

Fluo identifies a fluorescent colour, not phosphorescent afterglow. The available manufacturer information does not separately guarantee performance under a particular UV lamp. Use Glow in the Dark when afterglow is the required effect.


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Additional parameters

Category: Liquid Fluo Colours and Light-Effect Additives for Plastisol
Weight: according to variant
Consistency: liquid
Colour: Fluo Yellow
Warranty: 2 years

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