Let me ask a question which I know may be on the DA side of things, but anyway here goes. Why do you need so many colors at the same time? Is it just for making multicolor heads?
Heck I have enough trouble using two fluid beds, lol!
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Let me ask a question which I know may be on the DA side of things, but anyway here goes. Why do you need so many colors at the same time? Is it just for making multicolor heads?
Heck I have enough trouble using two fluid beds, lol!
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Skip,,,,a lot of guys will blend colors,,,I really have used maybe 4 at once doing tiger, but mainly for storage or jumping from color to color without changing stuff,,,,I like the fact you just pull the cups out with color change now mostly,, But like you, I rarely use more then 3-4 colors at one sit down,,,mostly about keeping favorite colors upfront and ready
Skip,, newest in jigheads painting is using water, nail polish and a Dixie cup,,,,lol…who knew?
Oh really? Anywhere to see this done?Quote:
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How to a Marble paint crappie jigs 1/16 oz - YouTubeQuote:
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https://youtu.be/jJ0QHdcXxFo
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That’s pretty cool. I’m gonna have to try that with all the colors I already have. Thanks
These are some of Ted Hayes custom jigs,,,,show casing some new chenille ,,,I believe it’s called rubberband, bubblegum. chenille,, comes in some really nice colors too.
check it out!
Beautiful jigs. I have almost every color in that chenille. It’s pretty and different.
Dave ,,I believe those jigheads were done the Dixie cup method,,,,except they probably swirl the paint first before dipping,,,,,that’s how I’d do it anyway,,,,take a toothpick or something and swirl it up alittle and dip….
you know they make a special water you can use with powder paint right?Quote:
Originally Posted by Takeum
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