Crinkle Powder Paint

[JUNGLEJIM1]

I purchased some crinkle powder paint and so far gold is working pretty well on jigs and blades. Simple concept of dipping in the base color then into the crinkle and heat again and the color comes through most of the time. One pic is a blade under uv light. A few ties as well.    View attachment 1View attachment 2View attachment 3View attachment 4View attachment 5View attachment 6

 

[AtticaFish]

Very cool looking mottled look you get! I have not seen that paint yet, have to look into it.

 

[JUNGLEJIM1]

There are four colors but for some reason only the gold comes through consistently, silver sometimes. Other colors work but really hard to see so I use the gold mostly.

 

[duffy]

That’s pretty cool. I had seen that but didn’t understand the concept or what it would look like. That top jig almost has a pattern like a bass or crappie. Is there different base and top coat colors? Mix and match different ones?

 

[JUNGLEJIM1]

The top jig has a chartreuse base color then I tapped orange on top and bottom then into the gold crinkle and heat again for a couple seconds until you see the color starting to come through. Basically the base coat is any color you might have then after you dip in that color you dip in the crinkle and heat again. There are four crinkle colors but gold is working the best for me. Other colors are silver, penny and copper. Orange, pink and greens are working the best.

 

[duffy]

Almost looks like when you try and paint over base coat that has oil on it. When I first saw Crinkle paint in the catalog I was thinking more on the lines of that wrinkle paint. This is almost like that hammered look paint.  Looks better on my computer than my phone.