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Location: Hobart, Indiana | I have a few bucktails that the paint is wore off and want to repaint them. Anybody know what kind of paint is on them? |
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| i can tell you fingernail polish does not work. |
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| Don't know what is on yours but powder coating is a very chip resistant finish. |
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Location: Hobart, Indiana | Its not powder coated cause it came off with no problems. |
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Location: Tonka, MN | Spike-it has blade paint. Just ordered some but have yet to try it out though. |
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| What do people use to clean old blades before repainting them?
Tom |
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Location: Hobart, Indiana | I used xylene. Took the paint right off. All the way down to the brass. |
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Location: N.FIB | this should be moved to the basement bait forum,they know everything about this kind of stuff |
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Location: Latitude 41.3016 Longitude 88.6160 | I use a ACID ETCH Primer and then paint over, that way the paint will not chip off. I also use a air brush. |
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Location: Tonka, MN | FYI Spike-It's so called paint dip is chrome coloring. I failed to recognize this when I ordered it.
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| PIKEMASTER - 8/16/2012 7:20 AM
I use a ACID ETCH Primer and then paint over, that way the paint will not chip off. I also use a air brush.
do you have any pics??
sound very easy |
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