How To Paint A Duck Decoy at Mary Nealy blog

How To Paint A Duck Decoy. Apply 1⁄4 inch masking tape covering the white tail feather area, white side feather area and white. 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. Lance shows how to paint decoys to bulk up your spread for the fall. For those of us who like to keep and use older gear, we probably have some mallards that could stand some fresh paint. Almost every duck hunter owns some mallard decoys. This tutorial focuses on a newcomer to the world of factory decoys. Rub it around as if you were applying it to a shoe and then wipe it off. 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. This month, i thought we would do an easy duck decoy. A black duck is a good first decoy, very little fancy techniques, a few basic. This is a cheap way to reuse old decoys! Clean and dry the decoys. There are lots of choices in the marketplace and many factory decoys have been offered for a long time. Duck decoys get bumped around a lot as you carry them to.

There are lots of choices in the marketplace and many factory decoys have been offered for a long time. Rub it around as if you were applying it to a shoe and then wipe it off. 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. Apply 1⁄4 inch masking tape covering the white tail feather area, white side feather area and white. For those of us who like to keep and use older gear, we probably have some mallards that could stand some fresh paint. This month, i thought we would do an easy duck decoy. A black duck is a good first decoy, very little fancy techniques, a few basic. Clean decoys with crisp paint jobs will invariably pull more birds than those that are grubby and dull. Almost every duck hunter owns some mallard decoys. Duck decoys get bumped around a lot as you carry them to.

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How To Paint A 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 tutorial focuses on a newcomer to the world of factory decoys. Apply 1⁄4 inch masking tape covering the white tail feather area, white side feather area and white. Almost every duck hunter owns some mallard decoys. Duck decoys get bumped around a lot as you carry them to. Use a clean shop sock to apply petroleum jelly on all exposed surfaces of a decoy. 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. Clean and dry the decoys. Lance shows how to paint decoys to bulk up your spread for the fall. For those of us who like to keep and use older gear, we probably have some mallards that could stand some fresh paint. There are lots of choices in the marketplace and many factory decoys have been offered for a long time. This is a cheap way to reuse old decoys! Rub it around as if you were applying it to a shoe and then wipe it off. Clean decoys with crisp paint jobs will invariably pull more birds than those that are grubby and dull. A black duck is a good first decoy, very little fancy techniques, a few basic.