thomas

Just poured my first plastic bait. Looks good, entirely to soft. The question I have, there is about 1-1/2 cups of the mixed formula still in the pyrex. Once it sets up, can I reheat and add what I need, to make it firmer. thomas

I could use a little help on mixing the plastic, salt, softner, etc. :-/ Any suggestions from some of you men out there already masters of hand pouring. Sure would help from making a lot of mistakes. thomas

I will start my first pour tomorrow morning. My first question will be: Do I just leave what ever mixed material I do not use, in the container and just reheat when needed? : thomas

ominousone, I may just try to make a alum mold at my shop. I'll see how it go's and show a picture when done. Who knows, may have a little side business going. thomas

I to had to wait a month for my mold. Del must have one of the best molds out there, to be so far behind in orders. Worth the wait. Thomas

Watch it Wormy, This could get addicting. ;D Thomas

Thank you Bassmasta7, that be the one. thomas

I tried to find Bobs Tackle Shop by using bobstackleshop.com but got no results. Could someone tell me the site to go to? :'( Thank you Thomas

I purchased a Del mold, great looking mold. Looking forward to start.

I have just recieved my senko mold and the plastics for pouring. I've never poured before, so I'm not even sure the formula to use. Have a gallon of plastic, quart of softner, glitter and color. I'm asuming its 4 to 1. Also not sure how long to leave in microwave. Any help would surley be welcome. Thank you, Thomas

Thank you, I'll check it out

I am interested in pouring my own plastic baits. Could anyone direct me to a web site dealing in the supplys I would need to get started. Sounds like a good hobby during the winter months here in Michigan. Thank you Thomas

KVD, Gerald Swindle and John Murry out of Phx, AZ.