Paint For Patching Jig Heads??
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doug deike
, Apr 16 2012 01:49 PM
6 replies to this topic
#1
Posted April 16 2012 - 01:49 PM
Can i use model paint to patch beat up jig heads.
#2
Posted April 16 2012 - 08:49 PM
Honestly, I ask the question, Why? I promise you, you will catch just as many Bass on a Jig with Zero paint, just a lead head than you would with the best looking paint job on the market. Do you care what color your Texas Rig Sinkers are? Please don't take this as me coming off rash, but if your Jig head has a Chip in it, keep fishing it. No need to re-paint it. It has nothing to do with why you're catching fish on it.
For Fisherman - By Fisherman
#3
Posted April 16 2012 - 09:02 PM
Do a search for powder paint (for jigs) it's pretty cool stuff and won't chip like paint. I just got a bunch of colors from Ebay for under $3 each shipped.
And it has no drying time.
And it has no drying time.
It’s always better to be judged by 12 than carried by 6
#4
Posted April 16 2012 - 09:41 PM
Yes if you already have painted jigs and you want to touch them up model paint it will work. However it is not as durable as powder paint. If you are looking for good prices on powder paint PM me and I will help you out with some info on how to do get this done efficiently.
ON another note, I will agree with Mumpy, I have many times used beat up jigs and they still produced fish, so I too believe that paint isn't always the answer.
ON another note, I will agree with Mumpy, I have many times used beat up jigs and they still produced fish, so I too believe that paint isn't always the answer.
Practice, practice and more practice, and when you think you're good practice some more." circa 2006, Cadman
#5
Posted April 17 2012 - 09:29 AM
I'm still catching ton of bass on em, they just look terrible to me.(lol)
#6
Posted April 18 2012 - 09:45 AM
Nail polish from the Dollar store works really good. Dries fast and chip resistant.
....Bill
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#7
Posted April 18 2012 - 11:22 AM
If you must touch them up try the Quick coat lure markers, they are actually paint markers that use real paint, they come with six different tips and it makes it quick and easy to touch up lures plus it dries fast and last longer than using a sharpie or dye.
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