was thinking of getting back into pouring soft plastics cause im tired of paying so much for them in stores. If anyone is interested or feels the same way, Ill sell them cheap like $3 a bag, and a discount if you bring them back once they are used/ripped up. if someones interested ill make some and post pictures in a new topic.

That's going to cost you more than that to make! Remelts can get dangerous.

at $3 a bag I'm still making a very slight profit. Its not about the money, just reasons to pour baits without losing money.

People are always going to knock your idea down. That is why people from other countries are running so many businesses here in USA. Everyone scares each other out of making a positive change.

I'd like to see what they look like and would most likely be interested.

I buy home made plastics all the time. I've gotten to where I'd rather support mom and pop types than others

what types are you considering pouring and for goodness sakes don't listen to the negative ninnies. It amazes me how they come out of no where. Workfishgolf37 is pretty much on the money.

If you make some money and enjoy doing it then why not? Sounds like a win win

I see nothing negative in this pretty much truth^^^^ at the same time I completely understand the OP. Remelts can be dangerous but since the OP has poured previously I'm assuming they know that.
In all honesty some of the best hand pours I've ever seen were made by folks who just like to pour and have no interest in selling them other than to a few buds to pay for boat gas.

Would love to see what kind you are pouring!

I'd like to see them too!

I'd like to see as well. I like the homemade baits and think that they are usually something a slight bit different then the big name store brands the bass see all day.

Curious, what makes remelts dangerous?

I'd be interested in craws, creature baits, and lizard longer than 7".

Moisture....spit in some bacon grease @ 350 and see what happens..same thing as moisture in plastic @ 350
Did it once 6 yrs ago...I will never re-melt again...and the smell will peel the paint off the walls but is a great deterrent for skunks & possums.
I will add this...done correctly used plastic can be salvaged by someone who has a lot of experience with plastic.

I would do some swapping with you if you were interested in amateur home painted cranks