new type of jelly jig paint job

well guys I've got some plastic paint is a call it . And of course it's made by lureworks it it is soft plastic paint Internet. If you guys are interested, here is their website ISpikeIt.com :: Home Page this stuff is very fast drying , and it is very very good is far as color goes it is terrific superbright on the red and chartreuse. I do not have any other I will be sending them a personal note and we will be adding more colors to our collection I have not airbrushed with it yet don't know if I am here is a picture of a polkadotted jelly jig that I did this afternoon.
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Now thats something......Looks good Bob, I can't wait to see what else you do with it.

I can't wait until you get some black and some flo orange. I want to take a needle and add perch stripes and a hint of orange bottom fins on my 1.5" quiver fish and my jelly bodies I got from you. Pm me a price for a very small amount when it comes in. People have been asking me a ton of questions on where I got the Jilly Jelly Jig in my signature. Thank you Bob for all you do. Hope you are soon feeling better.

Are you using drill bits of differing sizes to apply the dots? I have also thought of using very thin crochet needles to do perch striping. You are opening up new frontiers for all creative and innovative thinkers.

Those look exceptionally nice. Try and take some photos on a pure white background and email them to me along with your current siggy and I will play with them in photo editor and see if I can come up with three or four ideas for you. I should be able to email you something by Saturday.

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Originally Posted by G3 Fisherman

Now thats something......Looks good Bob, I can't wait to see what else you do with it.

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thank you G3 we will start working on your order tomorrow. Sorry it took me so long to get things are going, trying to get rid of the cold. The stuff is amazing. It's altogether different than some of the other stuff that they put out the only problem is I do not see it anywhere in catalog yet . So if you guys are wanting to buy this stuff you will have to send them a private message to their site and tell them to get on the ball and get it down. The catalog circuit or tell them where you can buy I believe this stuff will be very useful and I think this will go over like gangbusters with the stuff. The stuff is altogether different. Then dip it or spike-it . I think that you guys will like us stuff 10 times better

No problem on my order Bob......take your time and make mine better than Ships, lol Glad your feeling better.

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I can't wait until you get some black and some flo orange. I want to take a needle and add perch stripes and a hint of orange bottom fins on my 1.5" quiver fish and my jelly bodies I got from you. Pm me a price for a very small amount when it comes in. People have been asking me a ton of questions on where I got the Jilly Jelly Jig in my signature. Thank you Bob for all you do. Hope you are soon feeling better.

Are you using drill bits of differing sizes to apply the dots? I have also thought of using very thin crochet needles to do perch striping. You are opening up new frontiers for all creative and innovative thinkers.

Those look exceptionally nice.

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thank you yes we will be working with the others stuff in the future and we will pass along to you guys and definitely thank you ship for everything you've done for me we hope that we could make things interesting for you guys is of course as you know I am a truly pioneer when it comes to fishing tackle we will research it inside and out. To find out every possibility that there is to work with something that is already existent, and nonexistent what I mean is that we come up with new stuff all the time. We just haven't got it posted on here yet or I haven't got a mold made for yet. But we will keep chugging along to keep my hobby interesting and we do enjoy sharing it with you guys on here . The jelly jig yes been very interesting for me since I've bought out crappy day . And I'm very surprised at the amount of interests. Of course spring is rolling along and I'm suppose it's gonna pick up hot and heavy pretty quick so we will keep posting goodies for you guys to look at.

Don't forget to send those photos on a white background as well as your logo and I will see what I can do for you. Will probably give four choices to choose from along with IMG complete coding.

awesome Snake! how tuff is it? does it rub off easy. If it dries to fast when you airbrush it I bet you can cut it with denatured alcohol

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Don't forget to send those photos on a white background as well as your logo and I will see what I can do for you. Will probably give four choices to choose from along with IMG complete coding.

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all try not to forget to send the pictures if you don't get them remind me us old people were kinda forgetful some times.

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awesome Snake! how tuff is it? does it rub off easy. If it dries to fast when you airbrush it I bet you can cut it with denatured alcohol

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mo it does not rub off pretty durable stuff I think you would like to mess with it I would get on that website and get some I have not airbrushed with it yet. They have sent me samples of the thinner and also retardant one can red and one can chartreuse , these are sample cans. Of course and I will probably be ordering it by the court cans or in pints and possibility of gallons . I don't even know what the stuff cost. I would hate to think . But the funny part of it is is that I've used the stuff in the past by made by a different manufacturer and I for life of me I cannot remember who I believe I got it is a sample for painting jigs skirts in this has been over 20 years ago is site dealt with quite a few companies that were in the plastics trade making up paints and we were trying to get a line on different stuff. I believe I was researching what they did to airbrushed on plastic baits also I was interested in photo standing plastic which would be photo carbon copy plastic is you would shoot like a true fish scale body on the side of plastic baits. This course is computerized I would hate to think what type of machine. This would be but I would imagine it would not be very big. Just a lot of photo jets. We have used something similar in the food industry as you probably know the use it to paint on jars enamel and can shoot pictures or anything else they would want yes, I've looked into many different things when it comes to lure manufacturing now. I care less if I get into it big. We are not looking for that we are looking for some totally to mess with tell you guys don't get into something like this. It's terrible. This is worse than being on LSD very bad for your pocketbook. Also it causes a lot of divorces which may be good in some cases that's why I have a girlfriend and she lives over 14 hours from here is I do not have to worry about her complaining I do shut my computer off and get rid of her got I hope she doesn't read this. I surely will be in trouble for ever. I know she doesn't because she likes that jokey stuff on Avon. I better not say that she may sneak over here. All kidding aside, I think you guys would love this stuff. It is very durable very rough stuff. It does not rub off. I have been rubbing on of for over 10 min. on my plastic bait in it has Navin budged. And like I told you it dries superfast. It's a little bit smelly but you can Telerate that so I'll be looking forward in messing with the stuff some more. We will be putting in the order for more about