Powder Painting Jigs 3 ways (Multiple colors)
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- Опубліковано 25 лют 2021
- Powder coating multi colored jigs 2 different way and everything on How To Powder Paint Jigs including multiple colors. Also how to make a fluid bed for powder painting! Powder painted jigs are very difficult to damage even when fishing rocks and reefs! The baked powder paint coating can hold up to a lot of abuse. Powder Painting Multiple colors is not hard and we'll show you ALL the tips and tricks to get a perfect finish every time including tips on How to make a fluid bed for powder painting.
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Nothing like a quick dip in the pink! Well
Done
@rossg8617 lol, I see what you did there. :-) Thank you for watching! Make sure you follow us on our FB page here: facebook.com/scottgreggoutdoors/ I usually post what's coming up there as well plus other channel insight and content not on UA-cam. Also Instagram at instagram.com/scottgregg1966/
@@scottnraCan you make a shocker? Pink and brown.
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I’m new to power coating jigheads. Great video! Thanks!
Vu Nguyen Glad you like it! This is a great way to go for a durable and simple finish.
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Loved it! I like it when somebody who knows what their talking about post a great video. Great job!
Thanks slamming jack! I hope you get to check out the rest of the series. I'm hoping to get the tying one done for next Friday. ua-cam.com/play/PLYKMXAVLid5VE6GaFF6XPjokHYBIyV0gr.html
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Great video. In the baking process it says 30 minutes and then says 2 baking at 15 minutes each. Can you explain more please. Do you go 15 min. Then cool down and then go 15 more minutes. Thanks for your help, love your videos.
Those are some quality looking jigs with some solid hooks.
@getfastfish5020 Thank you. We haven't worn one out yet. They get lost first haha. The powder paint from Barlows hold up amazingly well on rocks and barnacles that peels the paint of normal store jigs in the first couple casts.
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I picked up some powder coating from them today, machining myself a mold and will give it a try.@@scottnra
Great job Scott. One improvement we have done to the fluid bed is not to glue the top pipe in. Makes for easier cleaning and changing of colors. Screw the bottom cap to a 10" x 10" board. Then we add caulking to the bottom of the fluid bed to the valve hole. It make the fluid bed run smoother on powder paints that are not as smooth like one color base. Such as other powders with glitter and black pepper. We use the oven at a high temp to heat several jigs at a time. If your paint larger number of jigs. Tight lines and we really enjoy your channel.
roggiedale Thanks man I appreciate it a lot! We're upping out jig game this year for sure. The next one is going to be tying multiple color with flash to help out the newbies. Great way to spend an evening in the winter with a frosty beverage for sure.
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hey Scott, thank you for giving a good explanation on why you use it, demonstration, and most importantly not telling your cousins dogs previous owners life story while still having a bit of comedy
@NoobsLikeMeFTW lol, Thanks man! Glad you liked it. Don't forget Barlows Tackles for the supplies when you need them. They really do have good prices and have been great to deal with.
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@@scottnra just gave you follows, I'm holding the big wiper. Is that your company? Or do you have a affiliate link to make sure you get credit?
Great Video and the comments are priceless..... Good info for a beginner....
digitalwoodshop yep comments can be fun to read haha. Thank you for watching! Make sure you follow us on our FB page here: facebook.com/scottgreggoutdoors/ I usually post what's coming up there as well plus other channel insight and content not on UA-cam. Also Instagram at instagram.com/scottgregg1966/
I've been powder painting for over 20 years and would like to share a couple tips. Building a fluid bed is essential if your doing lots of jigs. When I built mine the cups cost about $10 each. But they have built in diffusers and a lid. Just put a lid on them and you can have several colors ready to go. They still sell for around $10 on eBay. When I turn the unit on I like the paint to be as fluffy as I can ( Lots of air) then if your jigs are not getting enough paint on them just leave them in the cup a little longer. No more runs! Your paint simply wasn't fluffy enough. I also use a torch so my heating time is cut in half. I also use regular needle nose pliers so you don't have to mess with unlocking the vice grips every time. As far as paint in the hook eye having paint in it goes. I cut small pieces of heat shrink tubing to put over the eye before I heat them Dip the paint on and remove before before putting them in the oven. No paint on the eye at all. This does take some time to do but I don't like the paint in the eye because with smaller jigs it's hard to pass the line through them when they have paint in the eye. I hope these tips help some of your viewer's. Happy fishing!
Kansas Gardener Those are some great tips. I actually dip them now right out of the mold. Seems to speed things up overall.
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Thanks for sharing your knowledge ❤
@terencephilipstrydom4838 always glad to help! I hope you have subscribed and get a chance to check out some of the fishing videos on here. (I'm trying hard to get to 1ooK subs! ) Happy New Year.
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Ha ha ha! I'll take the bullet proof because your providing the teaching tips here!
@nathanmciver6496 Glad to help man. Barlow's Tackle really is a great place to get supplied too! Tell them Scott from UA-cam sent you!
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Awesome thanks for sharing 👍
Robert Wentworth Glad you liked it! Thank you for watching! Make sure you follow us on our FB page here: facebook.com/scottgreggoutdoors/ I usually post what's coming up there as well plus other channel insight and content not on UA-cam. Also Instagram at instagram.com/scottgregg1966/
Very good
@arni2829 Thank you! I hope you subscribed for some great fishing action coming up as we use these to target flounder/seabass this summer.
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very helpful thank you!!
Ayden_ Cast Glad it helped bud. Thank you for watching! Make sure you follow us on our FB page here: facebook.com/scottgreggoutdoors/ I usually post what's coming up there as well plus other channel insight and content not on UA-cam. Also Instagram at instagram.com/scottgregg1966/
I like 2 tone colors. Thanks for your video
@josephauld6565 Me too! They are pretty simple to make as you've seen. Hoping to get into deep drop jig making very soon as well. There are a few more in this playlist you might like as well: ua-cam.com/play/PLYKMXAVLid5VE6GaFF6XPjokHYBIyV0gr.html I hope you are subscribed and hit the bell icon to get notified of new videos when they come out. There is some cool stuff in the works and a lot of fishing coming. Thanks again for comment!
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Great video. Thank you
Thanks White Whale Fishing, glad you liked it. Tell the guys at Barlow's tackle that Scott from UA-cam sent you.
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Good video Scott I use shrink tube to protect the line tie pull it off asap
RC Racer thanks man. not a bad idea.
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Good video. Going to order the fluid bed from barrows in a week or 2. Thanks. Wish I can get a rack like that for a Toaster oven
Rey Weygant Barlow's is awesome! I get most of my stuff from them. Tell them Scott from UA-cam set you!
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@@scottnra looking to order some stuff this coming Wednesday. Where can I get a rack like that to put into the Toaster oven
That was a 1st class video. I've seen quite a few videos & have painted quite a few jigs & I still learned quite a bit. You're a good teacher. Thank you! I like that rack that you build also. Is that very easy to make?
Thank you Robert Chadwick. The rack is very easy to make. I used truss brackets from the home centers for the ends, angle brackets for the "feet" and all thread rod. You might have to drill out a few of the holes for the rod but it works great.
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I've been doing this for a while now, when I dip them they look fantastic, once they go in the oven the pink turns purple and the bright orange turns dark orange
dgriffith19 what temperature are you using? I'm doing about 325. That might have something to do with it. Also are you using ProTec powder paint? As you can see in the video my colors typically get BETTER after baking. It must be something with the process unless its a different paint.
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You make some nice looking lead ingots. I use muffin pans.
@66bigbuds "ingots"? lol Thanks man. The ingots fit better into my electric melter. :-)
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Spell check sucks
Do you have a video on how you made your jig head stand/holder?
Christopher Hobby no but I've had a few request so I probably will make one pretty soon. It's a truss plate, and all tread rod and nuts from Lowes or Home depot.
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Take some aluminum angle and screw it together with some silicone in between. You can bake your jigs upright and the extra paint runs down towards the good and hanger.
Patrick Cleveland I'm not sure I follow you on that. If I do, I would be baking a lot fewer per batch in the toaster oven but I see the point about paint run.
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I see you have lots of lead! One of my friends that makes lead weights bought 4 tons of lead
@kennethsmith8844 I'd love to have 4 tons of lead, but I don't want to buy it lol
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Mr. Scott, awesome video !!! How did you make your rack? Very impressive !!!
Thanks tim faulks. It's from joist connectors and all thread rod from Lowes.
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Do you have eyes? It's pretty obvious.
If you want to do multi colors on jigs that you want to bake. Bake the base coat first then reheat and add the other colors. Otherwise you can have the colors run like you see in the video. I have done up to five colors on my fire-tiger ones. Chartreuse for the base-coat, Clear sparkle over the base-coat, White on the belly, Red or Orange throat, Dark Green or Black back. All but the Chartreuse is done by the sprinkling from paint brush method. Just heat between coats to both bind and prepare for the next color. Try on your fish looking jigs, with a fire-tiger skirt.
Michael Ennis that sounds like a great tip! When I get the base coat a little thick is when I have the running. Gotta be fast on the dip and not get too hot.
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what was the side plating for your rack? Great video btw
Northwoods Angling Joist connectors from Lowes. Nothing special. All thread rod between.
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Thanks for the video! Can I use this for casting spon blanks as well or is it only good for lead?
Nick Sigler Not sure. I don't know what a spoon blank is lol. I would imagine you can powder coat anything this way.
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@@scottnra I meant to say can I powder coat casting spoons as well
Awesome video , by any chance do you have the model of the mold for those jigs in the video can’t find it ? Any help would be greatly appreciated
@s1088smasher I tried to find it on Barlow's Tackle but they are out of stock. This is the mold I use. Well worth the investment: amzn.to/3EIpXxJ
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Very helpful video! I am having problems with the paint having pin holes. I built my own fluid bed and it almost looks like the powder is boiling. Could that be the issue?
Matt Wilkerson It shouldn't be. Are you getting an oil on the jigs first? The air should be turned down do you don't get the little "volcanoes" in it, but I have not seen pinholeing of the paint. Are you using ProTec Paint?
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Yes pro Tec paint. I will try turning my bed down some. It happens with every color I have.
@@mattwilkerson8432 you could be getting your jig to hot before going into the paint, he is running 20 seconds because its a big jig, each size will have a different times. I am around 8 seconds for a 3/8 oz jig
Hey Scott, where would you suggest to get lead? I’m starting up making my own jigs and not sure where to get the lead. Thanks!
Aiden C tire stores, plumbing shops, scavenging with anyone you know. Ask everyone you can. Someone knows somebody who knows a guy that sitting on some and has nothing to do with it. Can also buy from scrap yards if you have too.
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One more question for you... do you use glow or regular powder coating?
CrabberPA I've been using regular but will probably try glow as well.
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Good job, love it, btw, what do you mean by " 30 mins in 2 circle" ? 15 mins then wait a fews mins then another 15 mins?
@lgw8083 yes, but I don't even wait. it takes 30 minutes of baking time total to cure it all the way and the timer (at least on mine) only goes to 15 minutes.
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Hey Scott. What size PVC did you use to make your fluid bed? And what is the length of PVC cut to?
B Hunter I used 1-1/2" and it's about 3" tall on top of the coupling. Think about the jigs you'll be painting. How long are they going to be and how much paint do you want to have to have in your fluid bed to be "deep enough" Yours might be different than mine.
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Great video Scott, thank you for sharing! Question: How come you dont just use a toaster oven to get the jigs to temperature and then dip them each one at a time, thus keeping the others hot until you grab it out of the oven to dip?
good question. it's alot more in and out and very hot. I now dip them right out of the mold. Much faster if you are only doing one or two at a time. I hope you subscribed and hit the bell icon to turn on notifications. I'm trying to get to 100k this year and revive the channel a bit and every little bit helps!
I subscribed to your channel, I like the jig head content. I ended up getting a fluid bed since they are so cheap on eBay so I can do it all correctly. I will try dipping them right out of the mold, that sounds like a great idea, I can’t believe I didn’t think of it. Thanks for mentioning it. I have limited working space, so I kinda have to separate my oven process. I wonder what temperature is recommended by Pro-Tec is, bc I would be curious to try them all in the oven but I imagine if you dip them right after pouring that the temperature of them should be around 450-500? I have no idea how fast hear dissipated from smaller jig heads 1oz and under based on normal room temps
For the second color try an empty nose spray bottle, held over the paint jar.
gerald rosella I'll have to try that. Thanks Gerald.
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Great Vid!!
Your rack, how was this made?
@midievil32534 Home made from 1/8" all thread rod, angle brackets and flat truss connectors all from Home Depot or Lowes. Works great! pause and zoom in and you'll recognize all the parts. :-)
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dear please tell me whether the powder coat paint will work on brass metal or not.?
@sayyedkhizarali7416 yep, it should be fine.
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Where did you find the cap that’s on the bottom of your fluid bed... the only ones I can find are rounded. And is that 2” pvc? Thx!
CrabberPA it's called a "glue cap" and goes inside the pipe as opposed to outside. Lowes and HD has them. Yes I use 2" pipe and fittings for mine.
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@@scottnra It's also called a test cap
Hello there
how much do you heat
how many degrees how many minutes?
ip misina at what step? Everything including time and temp is in the video.
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What brand heat gun is that?
Bill McGhie I think it's a black & Decker. I've had it a long time. It's very similar to this one. 2 power settings, sits flat on the table like you saw. amzn.to/3vhsKIe
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Good Morning, what is your source for paint. Been looking for the 1LB containers for Base coat colors (Black and White).
i get 1LB containers of white from Harbor Fright the rest of my powder is from eBay.
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Thanks Sir!!!!!
John Boutte I've been really liking Barlow's tackle. Great ProTec Paint and prices. I can get cheaper but with this amount of work, I know this stuff holds up to my level of abuse. (And I get it with hooks etc and it saves shipping)
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Where did you get the rack?
JIm kim I made it from metal shapes/trusses I found at Lowes with some short 1/8 threaded rod, nuts and washers
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What size union and pipe are you using?
Mike Basiewicz I'm using 1-1/2" for my Fluid bed. Barlow's tackle also sells them already made up.
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Can you mix paint pigments with the white powder paint to create a color? Actual pigments, not a different color powder paint
Joe Cichon, Realtor I wouldn't know. Mixing powder colors sounds interesting though. You should send Barlow's Tackle and email and ask them.
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@@scottnra I have some extra jig heads, a bunch of pigments, and a container of the white powder paint from harbor freight. I will give it a try and let you know how it goes
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I don't get it....
Does baking them for 30 minutes make them more durable?
@gmcjimmyandblazer yes considerably.
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@@scottnra ok cool. Thanks for the info.
Mine dripped. I think I had too much powder paint on my jigs
@josephauld6565 Definitely too much. That's why having a fluid bed going so you can make a quick dip is so important to the process. I've done it too and you have to file off the drip because it's so hard! haha
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320° for 30 minutes if I did that I would have drippy noses. I know you're going to say there's too much pain on them, but even when they're normal paint they will drip.
@chadkohler3877 It really is too much paint. A good fluid bed and a very quick dip will help cure that. I rarely get drips but you have to be fast with that dip! I hope you subscribed and hit the bell icon to turn on notifications. I'm trying to get to 100k this year and revive the channel a bit and every little bit helps!
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I'd skip buying the overpriced Protec paints.WTH is it now,$6+ for a stinking little 2 oz jar,especially if you're wasting a lot of it painting with a brush like that. You can buy powder paints from other companies for $10-20+ for 1 pound (that's 16oz) depending what colors and types.All you need is plastic or glass containers,I picked up a dozen plastic mason jar style for about $12 off amazon.
I'd also just use sewage PVC pipe for the fluid bed and skip that coupler/union for a cap and straight connector,it's a lot cheaper than sch 40.
I don't have a Pro mold for my larger jigs,I just use 3/8 and 1/2 oz for striper.What I do is dip it as soon as I pull it out of the mold and remove the sprew.More than 2 seconds out of the mold the MIT powder I use won't stick to the jig and you have to reheat it with a heat gun and then dip.Doing it that way I do not have to clean one eye and I've also been triple coloring them.I then cook at their recommended heat range and time,depending on powder color,at 392 or 400 for 7 -10 min. 410*F doesn't cook off the coating but 450+ will as I found out with a failed thermostat....talk about stink...haha and it's probably just as good for you as welding galvanized...
Also having a oven thermometer/thermostat is better than relying on any ovens marked setting,you'll be amazed how far off any of your ovens temp settings and actual temp is.Or just how much the temps fluctuate between each use.
rider660r I get it and I've heard it before, but for the work involved and what this is saving me overall $6 is not that big a price to pay. It's $6. I went through over 350 jigs last year and probably over 400 the year before on 1# of white, and a 2oz jar of pink that I still have over 1/2 of. The # of white had a couple ounces left... So $30~ of white (our main color) is good for about 1000 jigs.
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@@scottnra Oh well then,I thought you may be pouring a lot.I've poured 1500 just on Tues last week and another 1000 to do today or tomorrow.