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Soft Plastic Bait Making => Soft Plastic and Plastic Baits - How To??? => Topic started by: Lamar on 12/05/23 14:20 UTC
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Been playing around doing some hand pours in swimbaits. It's been a real challenge. The big thing is keeping the mold hot but not to hot while pouring the different layers. This one I skin layered the head with the darker color and then skin layered the body in a clear. Then took a small brush and made the black lateral lines. Then put the mold together and poured the orange belly, then the blue body and finally the dark back and tail.
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Dang! Those look great. That middle one looks to be an AI. What mold is the top/bottom?
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Awesome Work
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An Artist! Looks great Lamar. I think you're enjoying that open pour stuff.
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That's cool looking. I find hand pouring very challenging.
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Good job Lamar, those are really cool.
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Those look good! What size are those? Five inches? Been thinking about getting some four inch molds.
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Dang! Those look great. That middle one looks to be an AI. What mold is the top/bottom?
Yes they're all AI. The top one is their new 5G in the 5 inch
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I like the look of that 5G. I bet it will look good in action.
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nice job Lamar.
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If produced in mass you'd make a ton of money! The problem: the extra time needed to produce layered/painted lures.
Good job BTW!
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This is why I enjoy hand pouring so much. So many details that you can do that are really tough to replicate in an injection mold. Nicely done.