Thread: Welp, started trying to see if I can paint crankbaits or just screw them up

Not bad at all man. I'll do some mo painting Sunday if I go feshing friday

You can hang them to dry also.

WOW, you guys are making me want to try this, but I already have enough hobbies to keep me busy for the next hunert years. I'll take a dozen when you get in production... Where do you get the blanks??

Originally Posted by E-Z Poleholder

WOW, you guys are making me want to try this, but I already have enough hobbies to keep me busy for the next hunert years. I'll take a dozen when you get in production... Where do you get the blanks??

these in the picture are some of ones I have gotten from blueball and off ebay and I have bought a few from Bandit in the 2.99 clearance. also ScottV told me bout a place on ebay that sells and look pretty dad gum close to the bandit. got about 15 of them coming to see what they will look like and see if they will pull good. the 15 I got coming cost about a 1.20 shipped each. figured I could at least practice on them


maachuu

Your off and runnin. Good job.

Scottv really started something.

For drying, I use a metal rack like you seperate frying pans with in the kitchen. (Don't tell Pam). With wire pliars I cut some paper clips up where I'd have a hook on each end and hang the cranks by the rear hook eye. After the paint dries, I remove the painter's tape from the bills and hang them by the eye in the bill while the top coat is dripping.

Originally Posted by ScottV

For drying, I use a metal rack like you seperate frying pans with in the kitchen. (Don't tell Pam). With wire pliars I cut some paper clips up where I'd have a hook on each end and hang the cranks by the rear hook eye. After the paint dries, I remove the painter's tape from the bills and hang them by the eye in the bill while the top coat is dripping.

I'm pretty sure Pam will notice the paint on her skillet rack!