Jig brush Guard Questions

[.Paxamus.]

Do yall like to pour your jig heads with brush guards in or do you like to glue them later?

Thanks

[cadman]

Brush guards later. I don't believe you can get a good paint job with the brush guards in place. JMO

[Jigfishn10]

I've done it both ways, but prefer to install the brush guard after painting the jig. If installed while casting the lead then I would wrap the brush guard with painters tape prior to painting. MHO

[IDbasser]

I glue them in after painting.

[the crab]

If you plan on tying the skirt then definitely wait.  Gluing in the weedguard is the last thing I do.  If you're using the skirt collars it probably doesn't matter as much.  Either way you go you'll still want to have the head painted first.

[.Paxamus.]

i have been using the powder paints on my shakey heads that I pour, but not tried them with my big jigs, what paints are yall using?

[cadman]

i have been using the powder paints on my shakey heads that I pour, but not tried them with my big jigs, what paints are yall using?

I powder paint every jig I personally use and sell. There is just no better durable paint for jigs in my opinion

[Siebert Outdoors]

i have been using the powder paints on my shakey heads that I pour, but not tried them with my big jigs, what paints are yall using?

I powder paint every jig I personally use and sell. There is just no better durable paint for jigs in my opinion

I agree.