How To Paint Lead Weights at Evie Raul blog

How To Paint Lead Weights. Plasti dip do have a primer which dave jolly recommends but i find it easier and more cost effective to use an acrylic spray white primer. The paint would chip off. I use a regular can of rustoluem spray paint to differentiate the weight sizes 8s,10s,12s as sometimes it's hard to discern the stamping when the weight gets beat up. I hope you enjoy the video and if you do please give it a like and. Only tip i can give about panting worm weights, and you. I’d like for the weight to look finished and presentable, not just bare oxidized lead. This serves me well for painting pirks in addition to the weights. In todays video we go over how i paint my texas rig weights. The first stage is to prime the leads. I use vinyl paint to paint weights, buzzbaits, spinnerbaits, and jigs. If you just have a dozen or 2 to do to me it's not worth the powder coating route. I tried painting lead bullet weights with limited success using a exterior spray paint from a hardware store. Does anyone have a suggestion for. I bought a jar of acrylic art paint from walmart.

I’d like for the weight to look finished and presentable, not just bare oxidized lead. Does anyone have a suggestion for. The paint would chip off. In todays video we go over how i paint my texas rig weights. I use vinyl paint to paint weights, buzzbaits, spinnerbaits, and jigs. If you just have a dozen or 2 to do to me it's not worth the powder coating route. I bought a jar of acrylic art paint from walmart. I use a regular can of rustoluem spray paint to differentiate the weight sizes 8s,10s,12s as sometimes it's hard to discern the stamping when the weight gets beat up. The first stage is to prime the leads. This serves me well for painting pirks in addition to the weights.

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How To Paint Lead Weights I use vinyl paint to paint weights, buzzbaits, spinnerbaits, and jigs. If you just have a dozen or 2 to do to me it's not worth the powder coating route. Plasti dip do have a primer which dave jolly recommends but i find it easier and more cost effective to use an acrylic spray white primer. I use a regular can of rustoluem spray paint to differentiate the weight sizes 8s,10s,12s as sometimes it's hard to discern the stamping when the weight gets beat up. The first stage is to prime the leads. I’d like for the weight to look finished and presentable, not just bare oxidized lead. I tried painting lead bullet weights with limited success using a exterior spray paint from a hardware store. Only tip i can give about panting worm weights, and you. I bought a jar of acrylic art paint from walmart. The paint would chip off. In todays video we go over how i paint my texas rig weights. I hope you enjoy the video and if you do please give it a like and. I use vinyl paint to paint weights, buzzbaits, spinnerbaits, and jigs. Does anyone have a suggestion for. This serves me well for painting pirks in addition to the weights.