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ericg0729

Posted 6/27/2012 9:46 AM (#567844)
Subject: Painting Problems

Posts: 43

Location: West Virginia

Ok guys finaly got somewhat of a idea i of shaping and weighting lures. I am now having problems with painting. I am using a airbrush with createx and spectra paint. I am wanting to blend several colors such as someone on here painted this sucker bait. Any help is appreciated....

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Landonfish

Posted 6/27/2012 10:39 AM (#567853 - in reply to #567844)
Subject: Re: Painting Problems

Posts: 360

Looks to me. Yellow base coat. Then use gym bag netting wrapped around lure then Brown and white for stomach. The take black and do stripes. Remove the netting and go back over face with Brown and black

Mullhead

Posted 6/27/2012 1:40 PM (#567896 - in reply to #567853)
Subject: Re: Painting Problems

Posts: 286

Location: VA

I painted that. I use lacquer Taxidermy paint. Caught several on that glider.

Edited by Mullhead 6/27/2012 1:43 PM

ShutUpNFish

Posted 6/28/2012 6:26 AM (#568009 - in reply to #567844)
Subject: Re: Painting Problems

Posts: 1202

Location: Money, PA

Nice lookin' painjob there.

Stan Durst 1

Posted 6/28/2012 9:32 AM (#568038 - in reply to #568009)
Subject: Re: Painting Problems

Posts: 1207

Location: Pigeon Forge TN.

Nice paint job Mullhead.
I, too, use lacquer. with a combo of the same you do an auto lacquer.
Gotta love it as you can paint wet over wet.

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