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Posts: 81 | I have some odd-colored dawgs that I want to paint completely black; I don't care about coloring the eyes. I have some baits with white bellies that I painted orange, but the color fades quickly, so I'm not sure if it's even possible to paint, say, a white bait, black. If so, what equipment/paint do I need? Thanks. | ||
Solitario Lupo![]() |
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![]() Location: PA Angler | I’ve seen some use the paint for mixing in plastic. I’m guessing it’s an oil paint. They airbrush it on. Don’t know how long it will last. | ||
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Posts: 64 Location: Tomahawk, WI | A broad tipped Sharpie worked on generously or some other sort of dye? I would try the Sharpie first. | ||
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Posts: 26 | $3 bottle of black rit dye. Get the water boiling with the dye in it, turn off, toss the dawg in and it soak for 15 min. Im 95% sure this will work with no issues but test it with a junk one. Oh ya, use a pot you don't care about. | ||
RyanJoz![]() |
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Posts: 1751 Location: Mt. Zion, IL | Why not black spike it? Apply with a brush | ||
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Posts: 1564 Location: Brighton CO. | I've seen dyes (in a little bottle) that you can dip twister tails into to change the color. | ||
Solitario Lupo![]() |
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![]() Location: PA Angler | Sharpie are not as waterproof as you think. I’ve tried with my flies and it doesn’t hold at all. AD marker might work better. | ||
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Posts: 1274 Location: Walker, MN | Or sell a couple here in buy/sell/trade and then pick up a new black one? | ||
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Posts: 425 | You can use black ink from your computer printer (you must first degrease the bait with alcohol, etc.). esoxone | ||
Slamr![]() |
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Posts: 7090 Location: Northwest Chicago Burbs | Solitario Lupo - 8/23/2025 10:30 AM Sharpie are not as waterproof as you think. I’ve tried with my flies and it doesn’t hold at all. AD marker might work better. Found this out, too. Very sad. But I keep a sharpie in the tool bag for whenever an old soldier needs a little color change/fill in. | ||
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Posts: 755 | Black spray Spike-it will do the job. I have painted many baits with it and it holds up as well as anything out there... | ||
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