Lube suggestions for dry/sticky plastic

[Great Scott]

I opened my jig box to find all my plastic
had gotten dry and sticky. Any ideas on what
will bring them back to life??? LDS

[monkscrappie]

I use BANG!

[DockShootinJack]

I have used Bang also. And that reminds me that I need to buy some more.

[ifish]

Welcome to CDC from Kentucky. Worm oil is what the manufacture's use. Pam ,canola oil or vegetable oil works ok. I use worm oil with a little shad essence. I put them in a baggie and massage the oil in. Just a few drops at a time is how I do it. There is a DIY plastic forum on here incase you missed it. Lots of great guys on here with a ton of info. http://www.crappie.com/crappie/jig-t...-making-forum/

[Countryboy N.C.]

I have found that it is best to leave them in the packs they come in . I used to take them out and put them the tackle box till I learn better.

[Bobo Greybeard]

When I have them available, I generally try to throw in about a half a dozen to a dozen "bulk" plastics in my orders to my customers. I generally use Slab Slobber to soak / ship / revitalize the plastics that I send to my customers. It does two things, it keeps them moist and makes them attract crappie even more.

Hope it helps,

Bobo

[shipahoy41]

Welcome from Alabama. I use worm oil, Anise, and vegetable oil.

[shipahoy41]

W I generally use Slab Slobber to soak / ship / revitalize the plastics that I send to my customers. It does two things, it keeps them moist and makes them attract crappie even more.

Hope it helps,

Bobo

Good idea. Love your siggy my friend.

[lowe rider]

Hey Larry, Welcome to crappie.com.

[Great Scott]

A fellow on BBC referred me here. I was trying to sell
a Lowrance 27C on there, and he suggested this site.
Cant believe I had heard of it before. Larry