Lure Making | Lure Paint, Tools | Powder Paint

How to use Powder Paint - Stir settled powder to make it fluffy. Some lure makers have found that working in a small round bowl allows for easier application. To apply powder paint to jigs, hold the jig by the hook with your fingers. Preheat jigs by rotating through the flame of a torch or your gas range using a small flame. Hook will stay cool. Rotate jig in the blue part of flame for 3 to 6 seconds depending on jig size. You may also preheat jigs in a 325 degree F oven for 15 minutes or use a cigarette lighter.

Once hot, quickly swish the jig through light powder with a side to side motion to cover the entire surface. Do not dip or push jigs into the powder. Remove immediately. The surface will then melt and gloss over. If the jig smokes, reduce the preheat time slightly. If the jig appears powdery and dry, increase the preheat time. Continue to keep the powder fluffy between painting. Your jigs are now ready for use. However, curing the lure will produce an extremely durable, chip resistant finish. Jigs may be "cured' by hanging them in an oven at 350 degrees F for 15 minutes. Allow a few minutes for your jigs to get up to temperature. Lures with weed guards should be cured at 250 degrees F for 25 minutes. Always open the eye of the hook with a sharp object before curing.

POWDER PAINT REGULAR COLORS 2 OZ.
Powder Paint regular colors
Powder paint produces a tough chip resistant finish that makes it easy to paint jig heads, spoons and spinner blades. Simply heat fishing lures to 325° in toaster oven and dip them into the powder paint. Great one coat coverage. For maximum paint durability, place the coated lure back in the oven for another 15 minutes. No drying time, non-flammable, unlimited shelf life, no fumes, instructions included.
Catalog # 381100
POWDER PAINT FLUORESCENT/SPECIAL COLORS 2 OZ.
Powder Paint Fluorescent Colors
Fluorescent powder paint is a tough chip resistant finish that makes it easy to paint jig heads, spoons and spinner blades. Simply heat fishing lures to 325° in toaster oven and dip them into the powder paint. Great one coat coverage. For maximum paint durability, place the coated lure back in the oven for another 15 minutes. No drying time, non-flammable, unlimited shelf life, no fumes, instructions included.
Catalog # 381101
GLOW POWDER PAINT 2 OZ
Glow in Dark Powder Paint
Our glow in the dark powder paint is a tough chip resistant finish that makes it easy to paint jig heads, spoons and spinner blades. Simply heat fishing lures to 325° in toaster oven and dip them into the powder paint. Great one coat coverage. For maximum paint durability, place the coated lure back in the oven for another 15 minutes. No drying time, non-flammable, unlimited shelf life, no fumes, instructions included.
Catalog # 381102
GLITTER POWDER PAINT 2 OZ
Powder Paint, Glitter
Our glitter powder paint is a clear topcoat with heat resistant glitter. It is a tough chip resistant finish that makes it easy to paint jig heads, spoons and spinner blades. Simply heat fishing lures to 325° in toaster oven and dip them into the powder paint. Great one coat coverage. For maximum paint durability, place the coated lure back in the oven for another 15 minutes. No drying time, non-flammable, unlimited shelf life, no fumes, instructions included. NOTE: Colors are shown on a black basecoat.
Catalog # 381103
CANDY POWDER PAINT 2 OZ
Powder Paint Candy Colors for fishing lures
Our candy powder paint is a tough chip resistant finish that makes it easy to paint jig heads, spoons and spinner blades. Simply heat fishing lures to 325° in toaster oven and dip them into the powder paint. Great one coat coverage. For maximum paint durability, place the coated lure back in the oven for another 15 minutes. No drying time, non-flammable, unlimited shelf life, no fumes, instructions included. When used by itself, candy colors give your lure a “wet” look. Candy colors applied over a base color allows the base color to show through for unusual effects.
Catalog # 381104