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NineFingerFury WBC Member Offline Fish on! Posts: 48 Location: Covington, WA Joined: 06/28/16	Anyone make their own soft plastics? 08/14/16 at 11:08:34	Quote Print Post
	I thought it could be fun. Looks like it's not too expensive expensive to get into. I was thinking of making it my winter project.


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Darren Thomas Forum Administrator WBC Member WBC Board Member Offline Common sense isn't so common anymore. Posts: 462 Location: South King County Joined: 02/09/14	Re: Anyone make their own soft plastics? Reply #1 - 08/15/16 at 07:04:48	Quote Print Post
	NineFingerFury wrote on 08/14/16 at 11:08:34: I thought it could be fun. Looks like it's not too expensive expensive to get into. I was thinking of making it my winter project. I have thought about it but haven't taken the plunge. We were going to have one of the guys in the club give us a demonstration on making your own soft plastics but I don't think it has made the agenda yet. I've been looking at the Do-It brand molds and supplies.


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Rodney H WBC Member Offline Why must I work! Posts: 2135 Location: Tacoma Joined: 10/10/07	Re: Anyone make their own soft plastics? Reply #2 - 08/15/16 at 15:39:32	Quote Print Post
	A past member pours his own and took my used up plastics and melted them down, then repoured into a "Flirt worm," best producing baits I had. When I get my man cave shed I will set up and pour some in self made molds. There are lots of good U-tube video's on the subject. Do-it even has the Senko molds available. It can be a long run money saving hobby to pour your own.

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