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| Has anyone tryed this paint (wildlife) and did you have any luck? Looking for something differnet createx seems to bond better to the E-tex then the bait. Have tried a few others not happy some even repelled the E-tex. Thanks for the help |
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Location: S.Wisconsin | I haven't tried the wildlife paint but I started spraying water based acrylics made for models that you can pick up at hoby shops or artsy stores. Excelent colors and they seem to spray and bond well |
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Location: Freedom, WI | The issues you mention can be caused by the paint not being dry completely. I have used the wildlife stuff and can be issues with them also. |
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Location: Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan | Wildlife colors by Smith Paints....awesome paint. I use it in combination with createx, Golden and Polytranspar and have no problem with it and Etex. It is used alot by taxidermists. Great colors...
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Location: Middletown, Ohio | I've also used the Polytranspar Taxidermy paints with Createx with good results using E-Tex.
Mark |
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Location: Muskegon Michigan | I have had some experience with Wildlife flip flop colors and have had some repelling of the etex . The paint was completely dry. I am a little confused as to why it did what it did. On lures that only get one coat of epoxy it was terrible. On lures with multiple coats it looked better. Still it will repel envirotex. Yes it is taxidermy paint. What I Might try is a clear coat inbetween the paint and the etex or maybe a different top coat like New Lustre 55 , Mike |
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Location: Pigeon Forge TN. | I had thought about using the flip flop colors but thought twice as I use all solvent based lacquer other wise and wasn't sure about the compatibility of the two.
Contact the retailer or the manufacturer and you should be able to get some info. |
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Location: Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan | Mike,
Maybe that is why I have never had a reaction as I always use a mid coat clear after each coat of paint.
Rod |
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