Custom Baits - Forum
		Soft Plastic Bait Making => Soft Plastic and Plastic Baits - How To??? => Topic started by: Steve J on 02/06/16 08:51 UTC
		
			
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				Could I add a nose weight to a worm mold and then shoot or pour the plastic?
			
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				The nose weight would probably block the inflo of plastic, so the mold would not fill. Even if the mold did fill; the side where the weight was touching the mold would not cover the weight.
			
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				If I hand poured the bottom then added the weight then injected around the weight?
 Think I am just going to have to 'give it a go' and find out for myself.
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				You'd probably spend more time trying to mold it in than it takes to just push a nail weight into a completed bait when you're out fishing, not to mention the nasty reaction plastisol has to lead after a while.  You may end up with a bunch of white nosed baits depending on how long it takes you to use them up..
			
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				Thank you Bryan. Rock solid thinking, right there.
			
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				Yep good thinking all of the plastics I have left a bare lead jig head in turn a nasty brown starting where the bare lead is in contact with the plastic. I think you would have to use brass but I agree it would be more hassle than its worth.