I know that the product was meant for a soft plastic baits but, was wondering if anyone have tried it on jig? I wasn't sure how it would affect the skirts?

I'm curious, before I try the product.

And how many ounce a bottle?

Edit: Nevermind, just view the video on their homepage that it does the skirts too. Great.

I would get the chartreuse color if I was gonna but it on a black jig, and just dip the end of the skirt. You could also dip the trailer.  

I am planning on getting some in the spring to give it a try.

Add some blue for bluegills; add some yellow for everything; mix up an "orange" for crawfish.

Play around with the stuff and colors.

Just keep it in a cool place.  

I would get the chartreuse color if I was gonna but it on a black jig, and just dip the end of the skirt. You could also dip the trailer.

Spike-it Worm Paint is the only thing I have found that will actually 'dye' the color black.  It really just coats the plastic or silicone...the dyes just turn black into a green tinge.  

True. Years ago I used Spike It only once. I dipped their chartreuse on junebug brush hog tail, it turned to sorta bright green neon. Didn't like it nor did the fish

Read nothing but good things about JJ's. I'm leaning toward their clear ones.

I'll ask again, how many ounce is the bottle?

2 ozs.  Enough to last 3-4 months if you use it frequently.  Longer if you don't fish every weekend.

When dipping any skirt in JJ's, just know that the ends will curl up and after a few seconds they will straighten back out as the JJ's dries.  Just a heads up.  

Check out the videos on their website. I think one of them shows JJ dipping a skirt.

I take a white spinnerbait skirt and with all the colors I come up with a mean looking fire tiger skirt. It's great.

The **** thing about dipping skirts in JJ's is that you can dip a few of the strands and once they dry they won't bleed into the other strands. You can't get that with Spike it.

Informative. Thanks everyone.