Will This Work?

[200racing]

i got a kit with a few of these for christmas. i have only used the supplied plastisol to this point. 

 

can i melt down commercial worms and use them in these molds?

 

http://www.jannsnetcraft.com/soft-plastic-lure-molds/440221.aspx#

[daiwaguy]

Hmmm. I am a little curious also.

[200racing]

i bit the bullet and did it. it works.

puts off a good bit more smell the virgin plastic.

i made about a 6 craws out of about 10 trick worms any more and i would carry the microwave out side.

[frogflogger]

yep just keep recycling them you'll get some colors no one has ever seen and some of them could be killer

[Jig Man]

You can do most but stay away from Gulp products.  They don't work well when remelted.  As you mix them you will finally wind up with brown.

[wnybassman]

i bit the bullet and did it. it works.

puts off a good bit more smell the virgin plastic.

i made about a 6 craws out of about 10 trick worms any more and i would carry the microwave out side.

 

I am not sure if you are or not, but it is strongly recommended NOT to use the household microwave, that you use to cook food with, to cook plastic.

 

I started out remelting commercial baits as well, but once I discovered how well virgin plastic pours in comparison, I have not since.     I do remelt my salt free handpours though by adding them to a fresh batch of the same color.