Ron Don
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Heres a couple more plastics I painted. Nothing real fancy. The triple tails were some old chartreuse pearl baits I poured a while back. THought I would spice them up with a little rootbeer scaling on their back.
Painted a couple more.
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Jig Man
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nice....
JUNGLEJIM1
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Really nice baits, Ronnie. Slab crappies will eat those if the green carp don't get there first.
Radtexan
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sweet !!!
CrappieHappy
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Very nice Ronny!
Edgecrusher
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Does the paint stay on well or do you need to dip them?
Ron Don
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Thanks fellers!
Edge its best to dip them. If you don't want to dip you can also spray with clear. Dipping makes the baits look a lot better. Look at the triple tails in the first two pics. The tails are sprayed with clear and the body is dipped.
Edge its best to dip them. If you don't want to dip you can also spray with clear. Dipping makes the baits look a lot better. Look at the triple tails in the first two pics. The tails are sprayed with clear and the body is dipped.
Edgecrusher
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Nice work mate, did my first dip last night, had been avoiding it, but came out nice (only did it for eyes on a snake)
Ron Don
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If you're going to do much dipping, I would recommend getting some Clearasol from Spike it. The stuff is hands down the best for dipping. It's very clear and pretty much zero bubbles. It can be dipped at lower temps.. Down in the low 300s. I kept a half cup hot for almost an hour with 4 reheats and it was still clear. I can't do that with regular plastisol!