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3 Mistakes Beginner Lure Painters Make (and How To Avoid Them!)
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- Опубликовано: 17 авг 2024
- Let's talk about 3 typical beginner lure painting mistakes.
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I have used your solution for some mistakes blood covers it good making it a fishable lure that looks good.thank you 🎉
Awesome to hear that! That really makes me happy 😀Thanks for sharing that Bruce! 👊
Great tips. Ty. I like using Black on back and then dust a pearl over it to add flakes.
Thank you! And that is ofcourse a totally different result, pearl on black looks great and just stands out more from those "factory lures". Thanks for sharing your idea! 🙏
Your paint corrections are well taken. I cant wait to try them.
Thank you Howard! Appreciate the fact that the feedback is well taken!
This was very informative.When I always spray opaque black on the top of my lure you can’t see anything under it next time I’m going to try the trans black!!👍
Thank you and You will be pleased with the results!! 👊
Helt rätt! Det är så ofta man får tänka om i målandet när man gör sina små misstag! Bra video 👍👍
Tack så mycket! Aah precis att lösa problemet eller felet är en del av betesbyggning eller hur 😁😁😁
Dude you are very talented! Nice work. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
Thank you! Really appreciate that 🙏!!
Thanks for sharing your thoughts and knowledge.. I do appreciate you.. FROM ALABAMA
Thank you so much Jeff! Appreciate the comment! 🙏
I try to never use straight black or white as nothing in nature is true black or white. I dabbled in oil painting for a short time and found that both those colors were flat and unnatural. My favorite to use to darken up a back of a lure is Goldens high flow shading gray. Great video thanks
Agree! And that shading gray sounds like a perfect color! 😁
I don’t think the fish care if you use opaque black
But I understand your point
I fully agree to that 😉! Fish don´t care 😊
Tack för bra info. Men du är ingen amatör. 🤙🏼
Tackar och haha tack så mycket för komplimangen!!! 😁😁🙏
😁 wow,,, just exactly what I did last weekend,,,,, wrong black,,,,!
Haha well it is not wrong! Maybe i explained it wrong 😁😁 it is a matter of opinion but if you don't want a super dark , all but black back then a transparent is a more natural and subtle approach 👊👍
I d like to see something on airbrushing on a lead surface and getting it to stick. I do a lot of spinnerbaits and buzzbaits. I've had to resort to using powder paints for durability on the lead
Thanks for the suggestion! Unfortunately I have no experience or lead baits to work with and have no idea what would be best in this case :D
U can powder paint then air brush 🤷🏼♀️
Great info. I would like to ask what clear coat you were using prior to painting the fins or that you mentioned using when unsure of next step?
Thank you! In this case i used a waterbased polyurethane clear, that you can dip and dries pretty fast, although it did not dry evenly this time and have to see what I did wrong 😁
Hi-new to your channel. Thank you for your direct, understandable approach. I was wondering what clear coat you recommend. In the video you mention that the translucent white fin will really pop once you use clear coat. So I was interested in your thoughts. Thank you!!
Thank you for your comment Aaron! I like to use an epoxy clear coat because these are the strongest clear coats. Espacially good for waters with pike in them. But with what I mean with that the fin will pop after the clear coat is because an type of clear coat will give your paint a wet look, meaning that it will blend colors a bit more, make transparent colors more transparent again, enhance pearl and metallic pigmented paints and so on. This effect does or result does not depend on the clear coat itself but depends on the paints underneath the clear coat 😉 Hope that makes sense 😄
Yea i did a great mullet olive green grey back on a blank perfect for muddy water then i added a bit of black ,yea that didn't go well i saved it with color shift purple green oh well you live & learn by mistakes , but i do black lures for night luring but il never go that dark again ever....
Haha thank you for sharing! This way others don't make the same mistake. Great save with a colorshift though! 👊 ofcourse if you want to paint a black black lure then opaque black is the color you need, but lots of beginners use it on the back too to just darken it a little or atleast that is what they try to do 😊 if the goal is a black lure then it is not wrong ofcourse 👊😁
@@lureblanks Yes it turned out even better than i thought for night work , im always after Mulloway here in Australia 12kg fish 1 meter long plus in the evenings or mornings through to midnight on the right tides its a classic winner but your video helped me fix it fast cheers for the grest advice in your channel....
@@georgefisher1719 Thank you for that! And wow those fish must give a hell of a fight! 😲
@@lureblanks Yes my fishing buddy has been completely spooled on 2 occasions using 2000 size reel with 8lb line he could not stop them he uses silent bass lures...
@@georgefisher1719 Wow that is amazing 😲
@ 9:25, What are all the paint colors that you used to create that look (from base to color shift) Thanks & tight lines
In this video I paint that specific lure :D Tight lines!!
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Any tips for websites for lure makers to sale there work sell blank lures and much more
In the USA i have no idea what the good options are right now, sorry mate