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  1. #1
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    Re: power paint

    Right on SirBob! I find myself using nail polish to touch up the paint on spinnerbaits, roadrunners, all types of jigs, and crankbaits too. I have repainted all sorts of cranks to shad-like colors of white and bone with great success. The powder paint works well for jigs...just remember to bake. You may struggle with the first few before you get the hang of "how much heat" and "how long to dip"

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    Re: power paint

    If you want a good quality coat use a heat gun to heat it and bake it for 15 minutes at 375 degrees. It is very simple and it is a good durable paint. It depends what you are looking for. It may require more time than you want to spend. If you do not bake it it chips very easily.

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