Re: Lure painters out there?
Check this link out:
[url]http://www.bbcboards.net/zerothread?id=498503[/url]
Lots of pictures and "recipes" for using standard colors. I printed them all out and keep them in a binder for future reference. Kind of nice to have a good reference on hand when painting.
Hope this helps!
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Re: Lure painters out there?
[QUOTE=artcarney_agr;469784]Check this link out:
[url]http://www.bbcboards.net/zerothread?id=498503[/url]
Lots of pictures and "recipes" for using standard colors. I printed them all out and keep them in a binder for future reference. Kind of nice to have a good reference on hand when painting.
Hope this helps!
:)[/QUOTE]
I seen them some of them guys do great work!!! I ran across a forum for "recipes" a while back but i cannot find the website and I was hoping to get a few and donate a few as I progress. Here's the second lure I painted.....
[url]http://i196.photobucket.com/albums/aa167/offdtop/2011-10-17085041.jpg[/url]
Re: Lure painters out there?
Try tackleunderground.com. They are very good as well as BBC.
Re: Lure painters out there?
When it comes to color matching it is very hard to be consitant when mixing a color. One of the most important things when it comes to color is your basecoat. When using say a flourescent color you MUST use a white base. You can use a darker base to change the color. Like using a black base uncer a say purple pearl produces a totally differe.t color than with a white base. I have never been a fan of the createx paints. I mainly use ppg laquers the lay down so muchbetter . .Alsog your gun is very important. The internal mix guns will usually spray a much finr
Er line. If you have any question feel free to give me a call at 812 212 0866. Or check out some of my stuff at hawgtiedtackle.com
Re: Lure painters out there?
I have been painting lures for 10 years. Im located in Richmond. I can paint anything you want as long as i have a pattern to go by. Example is "send me a bait to go by". If you have any questions please pm me with email address. Thanks
Re: Lure painters out there?
[QUOTE=bill28wagner;472413]When it comes to color matching it is very hard to be consitant when mixing a color. One of the most important things when it comes to color is your basecoat. When using say a flourescent color you MUST use a white base. You can use a darker base to change the color. Like using a black base uncer a say purple pearl produces a totally differe.t color than with a white base. I have never been a fan of the createx paints. I mainly use ppg laquers the lay down so muchbetter . .Alsog your gun is very important. The internal mix guns will usually spray a much finr
Er line. If you have any question feel free to give me a call at 812 212 0866. Or check out some of my stuff at hawgtiedtackle.com[/QUOTE]
I have an iawata eclips hp, I find the createx wicked colors are hard to work with in purple, and getting a good silver is difficult over a white base coat. I have been using krylon fusion for primer.