Decoy Head Paint at Douglas Yvonne blog

Decoy Head Paint. With our revolutionary uv reflective decoy paint, you can repaint your old decoys to make them look more realistic to waterfowl. Then mix up the decoy paint for the entire body. The painting segment on the video featured the use of josonja (js) paint. Even simpler is to just paint in the bill without any delineation. Start with burnt umber with a touch of ultramarine blue and use light coats. Clean decoys with crisp paint jobs will invariably pull more birds than those that are grubby and dull. This product is the only decoy paint designed around the way that ducks and geese actually see color. Remember this is a head for a hunting decoy and the incoming waterfowl will not know which method you used but they will be. Humans see color as a mixture of our three primary colors: This tutorial is centered around the duck blind video series on how to carve hunting decoys. Uv bird vision decoy paint matches the uv reflectance. It is recommended to use a primer that is specific for use on plastic surfaces, on the decoy heads before following the topcoat color design.

With our revolutionary uv reflective decoy paint, you can repaint your old decoys to make them look more realistic to waterfowl. This product is the only decoy paint designed around the way that ducks and geese actually see color. This tutorial is centered around the duck blind video series on how to carve hunting decoys. Clean decoys with crisp paint jobs will invariably pull more birds than those that are grubby and dull. Humans see color as a mixture of our three primary colors: Then mix up the decoy paint for the entire body. It is recommended to use a primer that is specific for use on plastic surfaces, on the decoy heads before following the topcoat color design. Even simpler is to just paint in the bill without any delineation. The painting segment on the video featured the use of josonja (js) paint. Remember this is a head for a hunting decoy and the incoming waterfowl will not know which method you used but they will be.

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Decoy Head Paint Then mix up the decoy paint for the entire body. Humans see color as a mixture of our three primary colors: This product is the only decoy paint designed around the way that ducks and geese actually see color. This tutorial is centered around the duck blind video series on how to carve hunting decoys. Even simpler is to just paint in the bill without any delineation. With our revolutionary uv reflective decoy paint, you can repaint your old decoys to make them look more realistic to waterfowl. Start with burnt umber with a touch of ultramarine blue and use light coats. Then mix up the decoy paint for the entire body. Clean decoys with crisp paint jobs will invariably pull more birds than those that are grubby and dull. The painting segment on the video featured the use of josonja (js) paint. Remember this is a head for a hunting decoy and the incoming waterfowl will not know which method you used but they will be. It is recommended to use a primer that is specific for use on plastic surfaces, on the decoy heads before following the topcoat color design. Uv bird vision decoy paint matches the uv reflectance.