Dubbing #4 - Blend To Match Your Favorite Retail Dubbing

This How To video will show you how to look at your favorite retail dubbing, select the ingredients based on looks, and blend your own match from cheap and accessible materials.
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[@wayneoliver5987]

Thanks Chris ; I appreciate you . your Talent , and willingness to share

[@chrismihulka-nwfishingstuf3852]

Thanks for watching

[@stevetrybalski3082]

Very informative!! Thanks for sharing your knowledge. Enjoy your tutorials.

[@coreyjohnson2418]

Gotta find more of your videos-great info

[@chrismihulka-nwfishingstuf3852]

Welcome aboard!

[@dorupescaru5993]

Multumesc Chris pentru filmare .

[@wildman2894]

thanks liking your videos

[@sugriv3405]

Any idea on diy ice dubbing? Its impossible to order here in our country.

[@reneschwab9878]

Nice Video Chris. Does anyone knows what ice dub is?

[@chrismihulka-nwfishingstuf3852]

Just very thin cut shredded mylar, and nothing else.

[@onionchild4888]

I do

[@Khul78]

Isn't there a risk for your blender to get deteriorated with fibers getting stuck in the rotating machinery?

[@chrismihulka-nwfishingstuf3852]

If the material is too long and twists, it is too long for dubbing and needs to be cut in half, or it is damp and needs to be dried well. I have never had material twist and get stuck. A grinder usually lasts me a few years before the motor goes, but I do a lot of dubbing.