basscatlildave
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Just Getting Started Pouring Soft Plastics
basscatlildave replied to ShakeItUpBaits's topic in Soft Plastics
Chris does a great job. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCScpvPNtZxs7gC_lSHXDUcw -
Thats a good idea
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https://www.amazon.com/WEFOO-Silicone-Measuring-Making-Handmade/dp/B07R9TF7SC/ref=sr_1_7?keywords=silicon+cups&qid=1566923150&s=gateway&sr=8-7
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Growing up we fished a lot of Sallys. We always cut that wire off and fished it right thru tree tops and grass no problem.
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Thinking about getting back into pouring worms
basscatlildave replied to bernerbass99's topic in Soft Plastics
This guy does a good job explaining. -
I was wondering about floating a Toad.
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I have not tried it either but there is a good YouTube video on it.
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I have some soft formula from Dead on and it's soft. I've only made a few 4 inch worms and I like it.
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It needs to be heated to 350 degrees to (what they call turn over) and it can be shot or poured in the mold. You can add color before or after it's heated. I'm a newbie but I color it after I heat it.
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Nice video. I too love the hand tie.
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Neat tool.
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Hello from LA (lower Alabama)
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Looks great.
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Me also but I wanted to make sure something would not happen if stainless nuts just stayed in the plastisol. Thanks guys.
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I know that you can add a small nut to your colors to help them mix up. Since I don't get to play with my plastics enough could I add some in it to help it mix up better when I shake it ?
