basser223 Posted June 27, 2010 Posted June 27, 2010 Can you use spray paints for baits? and what things should I do If I use this? Quote
florida strain Posted July 1, 2010 Posted July 1, 2010 Yes. do the same thing you would do with a gun..get a good prep ...and a good final clear coat.... its hard to do eyes with can paint, it may be better to order some.. binder supports make good shad dots..various hair combs make stripe patterns.. aquarium nettings makes scales.its different though unless you can find pearls and candy paint, metal flakes ect.in a can.. Quote
bnwcrankin Posted July 1, 2010 Posted July 1, 2010 For the eye's, Use a hole punch and punch a hole in some paper. Use it as a stencil for your spraypaint. Should work fine... Personally I use the base of drill bit's. Just dip in paint, and press on the bait... Quote
basser223 Posted July 1, 2010 Author Posted July 1, 2010 Yes. do the same thing you would do with a gun..get a good prep ...and a good final clear coat.... its hard to do eyes with can paint, it may be better to order some.. binder supports make good shad dots..various hair combs make stripe patterns.. aquarium nettings makes scales.its different though unless you can find pearls and candy paint, metal flakes ect.in a can.. What exactly is a clear coat? Quote
NateFollmer Posted July 1, 2010 Posted July 1, 2010 Clear coat is used to make things shiny or give them a nice protective coating. I used to put 3 coats of color, then like 12 coats of clear when I used to make those little CO2 dragsters (like boy scouts little derby cars, only cooler ). It just comes in a spray can like any other paint, only its clear. Quote
gar-tracker Posted July 3, 2010 Posted July 3, 2010 What type of paints do you guys use, and does the clear coat dry to a hard durable finish? Quote
Fishwhittler Posted July 4, 2010 Posted July 4, 2010 What type of paints do you guys use, and does the clear coat dry to a hard durable finish? @ gar-tracker, it depends on the clear-coat you use. The best topcoats that I've used are epoxy coatings designed for rod-building. There are other coatings that are used on lures that provide good protection, but I don't have experience with them. My current topcoat is Flex Coat Ultra V, which is a two part epoxy rod finish available from Mudhole.com. I airbrush my lures, and I use createx airbrush paint and thinned Wal-Mart craft paint. I formerly used aerosol paint cans and they worked pretty well, but you don't have nearly as much control as you have with an airbrush. Quote
florida strain Posted July 10, 2010 Posted July 10, 2010 thanks for the tip barry- gartracker-I used the cheapest Walmart spray paint on these for a basic rattle trap repaint, nothing fancy about these..The black one is w/ a flat top coat. While the white has a gloss top coat. Quote
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