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    Default Does anybody use plaster molds


    I am tinkering with the idea of try this whole pouring my own baits thing. I made a plaster mold on Saturday, and it turned out OK. It looks like it will produce an acceptable product for my intentions. I am OK with the flat side on 1 side, what I do not like is is the matte finish on the baits. Is there something I can do to "shine up" the finish on the plastic? Maybe spray it with some Pam oil or something?

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    put Elmer's glue on your mold to seal it.

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    Elmers glue or a few coats of spray lacquar. I have used the lacquar on all my molds. So far the shine has lasted a year with no problems.


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    Thanks guys, this looks like can I am aboutt o jump in pretty deep, pretty soon. Name:  jig and mold.JPG
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Size:  22.7 KBFor now this is my cheap way of doing things.


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    I started out making plaster of Paris molds and then when I got over my fears I went to aluminum molds and an injector. You will too. Have fun.
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    once you go injection you wont go back

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    Quote Originally Posted by LMBarnett View Post
    Thanks guys, this looks like can I am aboutt o jump in pretty deep, pretty soon. Name:  jig and mold.JPG
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Size:  22.7 KBFor now this is my cheap way of doing things.
    Looks good to me and I bet the fish will like it too
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    Matt your jig look ready to catch you some fish, nice work
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    Looks good, let us know how you do

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