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What do you use for a clear coat?

Thank you ❤

Do you do miniature painting? Lol

What do you use to encase/varnish the lure?

Lureblanks, your statement at the beginning of your video is wrong considering you do not know or your not knowledgeable about certain things about paint. It also is not your fault because you most likely haven't been painting for 35 years either. Wanted to help you with that information. Yes it greatly makes a difference if you are using gloss black or matte finish ESPECIALLY using these 2 products, Wicked Quicksilver and Wicked Gold you definitely need to use the Gloss Black to achieve the effect it's made for. Most importantly is you need to spray both of these paints very very light coats when using them for a couple reasons and there's more. Some of this you will have to learn through trial and error but light coats are essential. Just wanted to help you give the correct information.

Have u tried colours from temu ?

Looks amazing

What kind of paint do I need to buy?

??????, SO UR BASECIS WHITE BUT U PAINT LIGHTER COLORS FIRST

that was an awesome video man. How did you apply your final coat is it just a spray clear coat

Just bought my first holographic heat transfer foil think it is a vinyl says it's pu for clothes as I couldnt find any other type, I've tryed nail foils and find them difficult also tryed clear holographic adhesive vinyl, wasn't happy with the end result of either, I have a iron also a small craft heat gun just need to get some iron pads, I'm going to be covering some needle jigs no more than 16 cm long and 1 cm wide so not alot to cover, I am very greatful for your video and hope to repeat the process of what you have done, I have an airbrush artist in the family so I be asking him to do some painting once foils are covered thankyou again for your video it's cost me a few pounds and a few jigs to learn the correct way and materials to foil them. I'm not applying direct to metal, just over the topcoat and previous foil and paint... Will let you know how I get on

Just bought my first holographic heat transfer foil think it is a vinyl says it's pu for clothes as I couldnt find any other type, I've tryed nail foils and find them difficult also tryed clear holographic adhesive vinyl, wasn't happy with the end result of either, I have a iron also a small craft heat gun just need to get some iron pads, I'm going to be covering some needle jigs no more than 16 cm long and 1 cm wide so not alot to cover, I am very greatful for your video and hope to repeat the process of what you have done, I have an airbrush artist in the family so I be asking him to do some painting once foils are covered thankyou again for your video it's cost me a few pounds and a few jigs to learn the correct way and materials to foil them. I'm not applying direct to metal, just over the topcoat and previous foil and paint... Will let you know how I get on

Just bought my first holographic heat transfer foil think it is a vinyl says it's pu for clothes as I couldnt find any other type, I've tryed nail foils and find them difficult also tryed clear holographic adhesive vinyl, wasn't happy with the end result of either, I have a iron also a small craft heat gun just need to get some iron pads, I'm going to be covering some needle jigs no more than 16 cm long and 1 cm wide so not alot to cover, I am very greatful for your video and hope to repeat the process of what you have done, I have an airbrush artist in the family so I be asking him to do some painting once foils are covered thankyou again for your video it's cost me a few pounds and a few jigs to learn the correct way and materials to foil them. I'm not applying direct to metal, just over the topcoat and previous foil and paint... Will let you know how I get on

I see it’s a year since you posted this video and I hope that your energy prices are coming down. I’m going to be brave and try a crackle finish. Thank you for sharing your technique.

Thank you very informational

Do you have any advice on overspray? Every time I try to do a fire-tiger lure, the yellow ends up speckled and looks like a cool ranch Dorito

Intelligence and talent are wonderful together. Couple ths with your relaxed presentation and it makes for beautiful videos. I have to smile at the reactions to painting with a brush. So quickly the techniques of the old masters become lost in time. Simply wonderful! Oh wait I already said that.😊

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Great video. Nice colors. Your techniques are superb

Great video as always Don’t want to hijack your video, but I’ve been painting lures about a year now, and there’s some things I wish I knew when I started. As with you, I use nearly all Createx paints. After stocking up with their basic paints, I’ve learned that the regular paints are typically too thick for me to shoot through a .35 needle and are made to work with soft materials like fabric. The Wicked line is thinner and works much better in airbrushes for hard surfaces like lures. For me all Createx paints I’ve tried work better mixed with UVLS and 10% reducer. The UVLS and a little reducer makes a HUGE difference in adhesion, resistance to scratching, and how well the paint flows. I almost never get tip dry now. Works best mixed in a little medicine cup and let it stand 10 minutes to emulsify per Createx instructions. Createx just came out with a new 4021 reducer that replaces every other reducer and paint mixed with it does not have short shelf life like their other reducers. Old reducer makes an excellent airbrush cleaner if you want to use it up Also, you will save yourself a lot of headaches if you keep dried paint off the tops of the bottles. One piece the size of a grain of sand will clog your tip. When guys think they have tip dry I think it’s much more common to have chunks in the paint. If anyone reading this hasn’t watched your video on realistic scales, it’s amazing Thanks for the effort you put into these

Amazing job!!

this is such a helpful video, very talented

Love the burning letters in the background!

Snyggt jobbat! Tror du man skulle kunna ta ett liggunderlag och sen värma med en varmluftspistol? Du är väldigt duktig på att måla dina fiskedrag!

Greetings and Salutations I got homemade d.i.y lures They are in general formed from melted Styrofoam plates The lava patterns are another lifetime ✨️ Good Luck Thanks 😊

Cool ideas homey

Nice execution

Excellent video again and very informative, thank you for taking the time to upload it.

Excellent job, I am learning a lot thanks to your videos ! Sorry for my question out of subject : I am living in Thailand, createx paint can't be bought here. I manage anyway to get some, a friend is going to bring to me some but I don't have any createx reducer 4011. Here the most commonly brand available is Vallejo, do you know if createx can be thinned with Vallejo thinner, flow improver? We are talking about water based brands so, no reason why it can't work anyway, cause your experience, you are one of the few lure, video makers doing Vallejo as well, I ask you, may you know. Google research didn't give any proper answer. Thanks 🙏 so much

Those are called binder clips

Always come back to this video, thanks!

I started with an Iwata neo and it was great at first then just started not pushing paint no matter the pressure or thickness. Bought a new needle and still nothing. Replaced the nozzle still nothing. The only thing it sprays is cleaner lol. I then invested in a better gun and haven’t had any problems for years now.

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Great demo, thanks for showing! ✌

Did you have seal it before going fishing?

polish it before its on the lure with eagle one then clean with alcohol then apply to the lure, might have to go over it lightly in a spot or 2 but nothing like what you had to do and you get it all polished since it was done off the lure while it was still flat, and no applying it doesnt ruin the polish if you are gentle

Late to the party here- great tutorial, THANK YOU!

Firstly, what is that sheet of what looks like mylar, and what exactly did you do to make it adhere?Makes no sense without any explanation. Secondly, wouldn't it be faster just to use silver paint and brush it til you get the desired effect? Thirdly, how toxic is this process? Genuinely curious about all three.

Wow, this guy has put in some time. Then is nice enough to share with us, so we dont have to put in as much time. Much appreciated. 👍

Nice video. Very detailed. Something makes me think this guy was into art and painting long before he was i to fishing. Either way, good content, bro.

The uneven surface that is left by brush strokes is actual something i sometimes do on purpose. The reason is that when i am casting a crankbait im trying to recreate a natural presentaion to mimic a feeder fish that was dropped by an unlucky bird of prey. So the uneven surface can kind of mimic the damage to the skin that may have been caused by the bird's talons.

What is the holder you are using?

Love your videos as always, and that was very, very impressive beautiful

Nice video! How many coats did you use?

Awesome paint job, thanks for sharing 👍🏼

beautiful work !

Just watched this again. I am going to paint Wiggle Warts in the original transparent craw pattern. The top is a transparent deep oxide red over transparent olive green. I was concerned that those would be too opaque. This technique using random pattern stencils should give the results I’m looking for. Your videos are quite informative and well done. Thanks again

Amazing job as always .., may I ask what clear coat do you use ?