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picked up some sportsplast goose decoys 2nd hand a few weeks back. the ones made of the the tough rubber "thermoplastic".  theyve been laying in a shed crumpled for some time and lost a bit of the shape. i can push them back to correct but they quickly pop back into the odd shapes.   my idea is tp pack them with newspaper and givethem a warm up with a hair dryer.  before i do anyone had this problem and how did they solve it?.

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9 minutes ago, oldypigeonpopper said:

Hello, are they like full body shape new ? and with a flat bottom to sit in the water, i had that with old rubber duck decoys and just squirted some builders foam inside, it also help them floating

No these are the full body with metal spike for on land. flexible for storage just I think theyve been stored too long 

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I had some flexicoy pigeon and duck decoys that went the same way. They had a hole in the base to take a wooden peg. I filled the decoy with boiling water and left them for a while. That softened the plastic sufficiently to retake its original shape.

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16 hours ago, Sweet11-87 said:

picked up some sportsplast goose decoys 2nd hand a few weeks back. the ones made of the the tough rubber "thermoplastic".  theyve been laying in a shed crumpled for some time and lost a bit of the shape. i can push them back to correct but they quickly pop back into the odd shapes.   my idea is tp pack them with newspaper and givethem a warm up with a hair dryer.  before i do anyone had this problem and how did they solve it?.

Immerse in very hot water.

15 hours ago, Westley said:

I had some flexicoy pigeon and duck decoys that went the same way. They had a hole in the base to take a wooden peg. I filled the decoy with boiling water and left them for a while. That softened the plastic sufficiently to retake its original shape.

Or this.

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