How To Paint A Duck Decoy at Bethany Eileen blog

How To Paint A Duck Decoy. If you have been hunting long enough you probably have some old decoys laying around. This month, i thought we would do an easy duck decoy. Once you’ve taken the grime of a few hard hunts off the decoy, you might discover that a touchup paint job can wait another season. This is helpful because feathers overlap from the front of any bird, so it is easy to brush forward color patches over aft patches already done. A black duck is a good first decoy, very little fancy techniques, a few basic. Rub it around as if you were applying it to a shoe and then wipe it off. Use a clean shop sock to apply petroleum jelly on all exposed surfaces of a decoy. Clean and dry the decoys. Apply 1⁄4 inch masking tape covering the white tail feather area, white side feather area and white. Clean decoys with crisp paint jobs will invariably pull more birds than those that are grubby and dull.

Clean decoys with crisp paint jobs will invariably pull more birds than those that are grubby and dull. Use a clean shop sock to apply petroleum jelly on all exposed surfaces of a decoy. Clean and dry the decoys. Once you’ve taken the grime of a few hard hunts off the decoy, you might discover that a touchup paint job can wait another season. Rub it around as if you were applying it to a shoe and then wipe it off. Apply 1⁄4 inch masking tape covering the white tail feather area, white side feather area and white. This is helpful because feathers overlap from the front of any bird, so it is easy to brush forward color patches over aft patches already done. A black duck is a good first decoy, very little fancy techniques, a few basic. This month, i thought we would do an easy duck decoy. If you have been hunting long enough you probably have some old decoys laying around.

How to Paint a Duck in Acrylics / Colorful Duck Painting Timelapse

How To Paint A Duck Decoy If you have been hunting long enough you probably have some old decoys laying around. A black duck is a good first decoy, very little fancy techniques, a few basic. Rub it around as if you were applying it to a shoe and then wipe it off. This month, i thought we would do an easy duck decoy. Clean decoys with crisp paint jobs will invariably pull more birds than those that are grubby and dull. Once you’ve taken the grime of a few hard hunts off the decoy, you might discover that a touchup paint job can wait another season. Clean and dry the decoys. Use a clean shop sock to apply petroleum jelly on all exposed surfaces of a decoy. This is helpful because feathers overlap from the front of any bird, so it is easy to brush forward color patches over aft patches already done. Apply 1⁄4 inch masking tape covering the white tail feather area, white side feather area and white. If you have been hunting long enough you probably have some old decoys laying around.