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General Category => Plug / Lure Building Forum => Topic started by: anw0625 on November 06, 2010, 02:59:36 PM

Title: Paint and Epoxy ?
Post by: Out Fishing on November 06, 2010, 02:59:36 PM
I know that these have been stated before:) but what paint and epoxy do you guys use?  Would testor paint work?  Where can I buy the zinsser sealcoat?  And what primer do you use?  Thanks
Title: Re: Paint and Epoxy ?
Post by: Out Fishing on November 06, 2010, 03:15:19 PM
Testors paint will work fine. Zinnser is available at home depot. Minwax is also a good choice for home use-2 dips of sanding sealer thinned slightly then prime with bin. Make sure to let it dry good in between.
Title: Re: Paint and Epoxy ?
Post by: Out Fishing on November 06, 2010, 03:17:09 PM
Not to be stupid Salty but wha is bin?  When you say dips is that put in then put out or let soak for 5-10 min?  Thanks
Title: Re: Paint and Epoxy ?
Post by: Out Fishing on November 06, 2010, 05:25:47 PM
bin primer... Dip how ever long you feel is enough. Some guys go hours. Some go 10 microseconds. It's up to each person.
Title: Re: Paint and Epoxy ?
Post by: Out Fishing on November 09, 2010, 11:53:23 AM
HI GUYS
FIRST IN THE FORUM BUT I'M PLEASED TO JOIN.WHEN IT COMES TO PAINT I USE THE TESTOR LACQUER PAINT THINNED IT WORKS WITH ANY AIRBRUSH  AND NICE COLORS YOU CAN HAVE THEM ON TESTOR WEBSITE BECAUSE THEY HARD TO FIND .FOR THE PRIMER I USE ROSTHLEUM ENAMEL WHITE. IF YOU HAVE BETTER IDEA PLEASE LET ME KNOW I WOULD LOVE TO TRY SOMETHING DIFFERENT
Title: Re: Paint and Epoxy ?
Post by: Out Fishing on November 09, 2010, 02:56:38 PM
majid22......welcome. :)
Title: Re: Paint and Epoxy ?
Post by: Out Fishing on November 14, 2010, 06:10:01 PM
i was wondering if iuse the minwax sand sealer do i have to sand after it dries and what kind of epoxy do i have to use for the finishing
Title: Re: Paint and Epoxy ?
Post by: Out Fishing on November 14, 2010, 06:32:24 PM
well...if any of the grain should rise you can sand a little as long as theres good penatration you should be fine  you can scuff the plug for good primer adheasion.....but i dont.....just make sure all your steps in the sealer/primeing/painting are dry realy well.....  two part epoxy......i use flexcoat highbuild epoxy  ill install the finished plug on a rod dryer coat the plug with the 2 part....and let the plug spin slowly till dry......mix the flex coat must be measured in presice amounts by using a syringe and mixed well until clear it can be found where rod building supplies are sold