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Thread: When using vinyl........

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    How do you get a 1/8 or smaller jig head not to become the size of a much larger jig when painting with vinyl? I used it about 8 years ago and could never get the head of a smaller jig to ever turn out right let alone round. I know it sounds wrong but sometimes a the size of jig head seems to make a huge difference for me and how many fish I catch.

    Is there a trick to using it that I am missing to make a really thin coat or is it just the nature of the best that you will have a larger jig head after you have put your 2 coats on? This is the main reason I switched to powder paint because it adds such a miniscule amount ot the diameter of the jig head.

    Also, how long can you detect even the slightest odor from it after dried?
    I love taking my kids fishing, now if I could just manage to fish at the same time.

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    You must be dipping your heads if they get that much bigger as dipping will make for a lot thicker coat. I don't notice a big difference, but I paint with a brush and just make sure I get good coverage and then follow with a clear vinyl. I prefer Powder just because it's easier and faster and not near the smell, but I do use some. Once it sets good I can't imagine smelling it, but never tried either.

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    thin the paint way down...Mine is almost like painting with thicker milk...if you need to put another coat on it...this is how i do it...And people talk about how nice they look...

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