How many worms can a gallon of plastisol make?

One gallon will produce approximately 720 6″ worms. Do-it Crystal Clear Plastisol can be used with any of the colors, additives, and molds we offer.

What plastic is used to make fishing lures?

Plastisol
Plastisol, Liquid Soft Plastic for making fishing lures, worms. Vinyl plastisol produces a crystal clear worm and is the main material used in making soft plastic worms. Plastisol comes in liquid form and must be heated to about 325 degrees and allowed to cool for it to become solid.

Can you heat plastisol on the stove?

If you choose to heat plastisol using a stove top or a Lee soft plastic melting pot, make sure to constantly stir the plastisol to prevent burning.

How do you take plastisol liquid?

Soft plastic (plastisol) used for making plastic baits is a thick milky white liquid. It must be thoroughly mixed to blend the material that has separated or settled to the bottom of the container. Vigorously shake the container for 1 minute prior to use and repeat shaking every hour during use.

Can you reheat plastisol?

TIP – Heat the plastisol so that it gets into melt stage, let the plastisol cool for about 5 minutes and then reheat it back into melt stage. Majority of time this will eliminate most bubbles.

Can you reuse plastisol?

The Soft Plastic (Plastisol) It can be reheated, allowing you to reuse plastic scraps.

Do it mold colors?

While most mold growth is often black, grey, or greenish, it can be brown, purple, orange, pink, yellow, red, white, or even a combination of colors. The color of mold can be influenced by food source and humidity level, even light. Mold color is irrelevant in determining toxicity.

Do it molds brush hog?

ES Brush Hog Do It Soft Plastic Molds The Do-It ES series soft plastic 5.25” Brush Hog mold is a great flipping or pitching bait. Large flappers, twin c-tails and a partially ringed body all add to this baits fish attracting simplicity. Mold require injector 410-301.

How do you get rid of bubbles in plastisol?

What is Plastisol used for fishing lures?

Plastisol, Liquid Soft Plastic for making fishing lures, worms. Vinyl plastisol produces a crystal clear worm and is the main material used in making soft plastic worms. Plastisol comes in liquid form and must be heated to about 325 degrees and allowed to cool for it to become solid. Use with injection and hand pour molds.

What are soft plastic fishing lures made of?

Vinyl plastisol produces a crystal clear worm and is the main material used in making soft plastic worms. Plastisol comes in liquid form and must be heated to about 325 degrees and allowed to cool for it to become solid. Use with injection and hand pour molds. To customize your soft plastic fishing lure, add salt, different colors and glitter.

What is Plastisol vinyl?

Plastisol is a liquid form of vinyl that is cured by heat to form a solid end product. Plastisols are dispersions of PVC resin in plasticizers, and modified with other raw materials to yield the desired properties of the end user. Plastisols are considered 100% solids material.

Why choose chemchemionics for your soft plastic fishing lure?

Chemionics offers a complete line of standard & custom formulations for the soft plastic fishing lure industry. These formulations are designed for injection molding, hand-pouring, dip molding (tube baits). For a more comprehensive look, please go to our brochure.