Making FISHING LURE MOLDS with PLASTER - easy and fast

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  • Опубліковано 26 сер 2024
  • I have had a number of inquiries into how I make my custom poured lures for halibut and spotted bay bass fishing. I this video, I'll show the process of casting my own molds using Plaster of Paris.
    The entire process takes 24-30 hours, but the actual work on the mold only takes 12 - 15 minutes depending on your abilities/experience with plaster.
    Materials for making the molds:
    amzn.to/3FYUmZQ - DAP Plaster of Paris
    amzn.to/40oBCLz - Perfect Cast Plaster (5x stronger than plaster)
    Liquid Plastic (I use the Hard formula):
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    Liquid Plastic Heat Stabilizer:
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    Liquid Plastic Injector:
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    Color Pigments for Plastisol Lures:
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    Nova Stone Glitter Powder Paint:
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    Jighead Lead Mold - Standard Round Head:
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