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Location: Brainerd Area | this question has probably been asked more then once, but here goes.
can you, and if you can, how do you go about repainting plasic baits(prep work & what kind of paint). also if i was to repaint wood baits do i have to stip the old pait and clearcoat off before i paint them and what paint works best for this as well???? thanks for any help.
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| as long as you can prime it well, you will be able to have an acrylic stick to it. Use acrylics because they are the easiest to clean up (with water) and they are also not as hazardous as other types of paint.
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| forgot to write about the clearcoat. all you need to do is sand it so you can prime it and then just paint right over it. I sometimes actually use a tuff clear coat when i make my own baits as a primer. |
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| forgot to write about the clearcoat. all you need to do is sand it so you can prime it and then just paint right over it. I sometimes actually use a tuff clear coat when i make my own baits as a primer. but im using an airbrush.
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