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Posted by:
Jeremy Hixson
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Date: March 20, 2018 08:06PM
Does anyone have any knowledge on using airbrush to paint the butt and or near the grips on a fishing rod. After watching this guy paint his custom lures I asked myself why not. I understand anything toward the tip has so much flex it could cause problems. Also what type of paint and how to dilute it? Thx Guys Re: air brush
Posted by:
Jon Hood
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Date: March 21, 2018 10:48AM
I use an air brush to paint the entire blank then coat it with spray max K2 (2 part urethane in a can). It works great ! I have never had an issue with any cracking. The body of work is is all in the prep! Jon Hood Re: air brush
Posted by:
Jon Hood
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Date: March 21, 2018 10:48AM
I use an air brush to paint the entire blank then coat it with spray max K2 (2 part urethane in a can). It works great ! I have never had an issue with any cracking. The body of work is is all in the prep! Jon Hood Re: air brush
Posted by:
Jeremy Hixson
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Date: March 31, 2018 11:07AM
Thanks Jon, appreciate the info. What type of paint are you using, after watching some videos I think I want to try an acrylic paint so I can change colors by fading them, but i do have some testors enamel. Since that does not dry as fast do you know if I can fade that? Re: air brush
Posted by:
Jon Hood
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Date: April 02, 2018 08:11AM
I use Createx Wicked Colors - it’s air brush paint that is used RC cars, motorcycle graphics, etc. So you could definitely fade them. Sorry, only registered users may post in this forum.
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