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| I am looking for info on painting rubber baits. I have plenty of experience painting and epoxying wood and resin baits, but i have no clue what kind of paints can be used on rubber and how you clear coat them. Any info would be great.
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| unfortunately the guy that could sell the best paint (for non business owner) for plastic is located in finland . he don't want to ship and anyway i think it would be real complicated because i think it'S solvent. try to talk whit swartzonker related guy ,i think he also sell some really good paint but it'S in sweden. |
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| https://www.cabcoatings.fi/effect let's merrily spam his email then maybe he will change idea |
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| The best solvent based paint in North America is Lureworks SBCoat. Use outdoors with a great mask.
Buy some clear to coat at the end for a nice shiny finish.
Clean off lures first with isopropyl. |
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