What am I doing ?!?!?!

[skeetbum]

As to the paints, we always like to tie some on a bare head, but don't like em as well once they oxidize. I found a Pro tec paint called Pearl Pepper that looks real good and is very close to the bare head. He also sells one called baitfish that is clear with a fine glitter that will also do the same thing. The pearl looks awesome as a second coat over pink and flame orange. I can't describe it, but maybe I can show a pic when I get home. Started with the brush tapping thing too and that opens up a bunch of doors too. I pour mine too so I got lots to practice on.

[bdorman]

I did a little brush-tapping but my results were much less consistent than I expected. Now I'm looking for an extremely fine mesh screen to make a "sifter". If you've ever seen how a sifter spreads powdered sugar on a baked desert you'll understand the idea. It releases the powder very evenly and where you want it.

I figure I can form the mesh into a 1/4" cup and sift it right over the powder paint bottle.

[Redman]

Well don't feel bad as I just pour over a 100 heads yesterday and have tied up over 12 dozen in the last week. I am now up to 18 jig boxes. At least 10 of them with the same pattern but different size and heads. I give away more than I ever fish so it is no big deal. A great hobby to occupy my time. Better than chasing pretty girls and a lot cheaper to.

As far as my favorite color of powder paint. Well that's tuff this week it was Galaxy Black But I seem to have three others that I keep reordering on a regular basis. Copper vain, Neon Pink, Chartreuse Green. Must admit that I have a drawer fill with Powder paint but these four color are the ones that I seem to be my go to colors.

Redman

[fish_4_all]

Favorite color is Copperhead. Works for dozens of patterns and make an awesome spinner blade color.

As for the extra on top of extra jigs, fish a little more and get into those spots where you know there are fish but have been afraid to go lose jigs.

[Swamptoad]

i would have to say green pumkin w/ red glitter powder paint by pro-tec so easy to do and a slow lite bake makes rock hard and last