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Jigs, Spinnerbaits and Sinkers => Bass Jigs => Topic started by: smalljaw on 07/28/18 14:15 UTC
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This is how I paint 2 of my better swim jig patterns, I hope it helps. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y-7xpruoT3A
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Nice video. I've been wanting to try a powder gun. I'm gonna have to get one soon.
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Great video. I'm not sure I could spray and hold the jars without dropping it from time to time. I bought extra jars and spray straws from TJ's. And like he said it's very easy to do. I'm going to have to check out dragonfly. I've got all the candy colors but not that one.
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Lamar....Dragonfly is a super nice color.
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Nice video, Smalljaw. They say a picture is worth a thousand words. A video, IMO, is worth a million. Thanks for sharing....
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Thanks guys, I was asked to do powder painting videos for awhile but never had a capable camera. Now I got one that will work well enough to be able to give you guys an idea of how I go about spraying powder. Lamar, if you use candy blue or candy green over the chartreuse you will get a similar color, the difference is the Dragonfly color has metallic green glitter in it and even though you can't see it on the video it is in there and provides a subtle flash. I also have to echo Ctom, Dragonfly is a super nice color that can make a really nice jig all by itself.
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Thanks guys, I was asked to do powder painting videos for awhile but never had a capable camera. Now I got one that will work well enough to be able to give you guys an idea of how I go about spraying powder. Lamar, if you use candy blue or candy green over the chartreuse you will get a similar color, the difference is the Dragonfly color has metallic green glitter in it and even though you can't see it on the video it is in there and provides a subtle flash. I also have to echo Ctom, Dragonfly is a super nice color that can make a really nice jig all by itself.
You got me on to using the candy blue and green over the chartreuse a few years ago. I like the effects you get from it. I do my walleye jigs like that with an orange chin. Looks like a perch and is something they don't see very often.