Mepps Hot Firetiger Painting Process

Here's a look at behind the scenes of how the Mepps Hot Firetiger blade is painted. Mepps uses a 7 step process to paint the hot firetiger pattern:
Step 1: Etch - to prepare blade for paint
Step 2: White - to get colors to fluoresce
Step 3: Chartreuse
Step 4: Green
Step 5: Orange
Step 6: Clear Coat
Step 7: Pad Print - this lays the "Mepps" logo on the blade

[@gabifishing642]

What a champion, well done ... I subscribed to your channel

[@3bears]

nice to watch what goes into a Mepps spinner, would love to see more of this type of content! :D

[@batcountryfishingrods832]

If it wasn't for my white, and silver XD's, size 1, I don't think I would of caught very many fish yesterday. That was all they where biting. Thanks Mepps y'all keep up the great work!

[@kubilay6151]

What you caught , I use that colour for pike , it really works ...

[@jyrkikasanen3331]

Great vid! Looks so easy, but still accurate...👍
Can you tell, what kind of clear coat do you use?

[@mainetroutwhisperer]

What do you use for clearcoat?

[@Ocean_man83]

What do i need to do this at home

[@darylquenet9957]

What sort of clear coat is that?

[@pareadventurestackle5322]

I want supplier

[@giorgosvfr]

Hallo friends what’s the clear coat?

[@austinsbackagain]

Clear coat?