I've been casting bullets for a few years, using scrap lead, for a couple of blackpowder rifles. Well, I ran out of scrap, so I bought 50 lb. of 20 to 1 alloy from Rotometals. I've had greenish-yellow, crumbley stuff floating to the top of the pot all day. My bullets seem to have bits of something in them, causing a roughness to the surface. My Lee 4-20 melter was sandblasted clean before I put in the new lead, and the mold (Lyman) was producing good bullets a week ago. I assume that the roughness and the greenish-yellow crud are related, but I don't know what to do about it. Does anyone here know what's going on?