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powder coat or vinyl paint ?
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I perfer the using the powder paint and bake it to a hard finish.
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I agree with powder coat. I don't use anything fancy--just tea candles to heat up the jigs and then dip them in powder coat, let them dry and then bake to a hard finish.
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I agree with powder coat then bake it. If you dont bake it, the paint will chip off. I tried the vinyl on 1 batch of jigs - never again. Once the jig got wet and would sit in the hot sun, the paint would come off
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powder all the way.
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Punch out the hook eyes before you bake them.....
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thanks everyone gonna get some powder paint ordered
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Not sure how your planning on doing yours. But I heat mine with a Heat gun and cover the eye up with Hemostat's this way the eye is clean of powder. I hole the hook with a Pair of hemostat's while heating the jig then swap to a second pair to hold the eye this way there not hot and don't get powder coated on them. Then bake them in a Toaster oven they come out great this way. I do our jugs form 1/64 to 1.5 oz this way.
But now I have a big oven where I can do a few hundred at a time. Also I made my own Fluid bed to fluff the powder up with. It does a lot better job then just dipping the jigs into the powder and there easy to make. Pete
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2008 Lund 1825 Pro Guide Tiller man what a boat. Last edited by tn_pete; 10-12-2010 at 02:47 PM. |
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When you bake to harden what temperature do you set the oven for.
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I think the label on the power paint says the temp to bake at, but if I remember right it is 225 for 30min or something close to that.
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