Hey all I live in north Austin near 620/183 and I am wanting to try pouring something.

The funky thing is, it's not for fishing, it's a sculpting experiment- I'm not sure plastisol will do what I want. I've been doing a little research and it looks like I'd need to spend $30-70 for a couple pints of plastisol (different flexibility), glitter (maybe), colorant, shipping, and a used microwave oven.

My guess is, if there is anyone near me that pours, they might be willing to heat up a little plastic and pour it in my mold, probably the same amount of plastic as 1-3 standard size worms. Because I know how hobbies are, usually you get in DEEP... and have plenty of materials lying around (I know I have BOXES of fly tying materials I haven't touched in years.)

Anyway, I need to get to building my mold! My sculpt is basically done, I need to do a little smoothing and then pour the mold.

Contact Jeff at Fringe Tackle. He's located in Cameron TX, not too far from Austin. He's practically a legend in the hand pour world. 254-605-4126. If he can't help you, I'll bet no one else will be able to.

If have any old zoom scrap baits they melt down good in microwave

I have to ask, what are you making that is around the size of 3 normal worms?

Do not melt anything berkly in your microwave unless you want a divorce!