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Making #AlienSnot Dreaded Ned Baits using the #MooseRidgeMolds Reference #150 #OpenPour Mold
In Part 1 of today's tutorial, we're showing you how to create the one-of-a-kind "Dreaded Ned" baits in the eye-catching color "Alien Snot" using Moose Ridge Molds Reference #150 Open Pour Mold. Watch as we blend in the colorants and flakes into the plastisol mix, achieving that perfect texture and hue.
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[@ModestReviews]

Amazing color combination!!

[@Baitmakerz]

Great video

[@dirtdawgjim1179]

Love the video, do you have any delamination issues? I was thinking a heat gun would help adhere the two colors together. Maybe it's not needed with these molds

[@makingbaits]

Thanks @dirtdawgjim! To answer your question, Moose Ridge Molds are made of a composite resin and do not require heating, and the company recommends not preheating or using a heat gun on the molds as it can cause warping of the mold. I talk a little more about it in this review of the #150 mold. www.makingbaits.com/content/articles/blog/deep-dive-moose-ridge-molds-reference-150-dreaded-ned-open-pour-mold

[@Reedntheoutdoors]

How Do we order your molds?

[@makingbaits]

The composite molds from Moose Ridge Molds cannot be heated. No delamination issues yet.

[@makingbaits]

These are not my molds. Order from Moose Ridge Molds on Facebook