First, make sure your jig heads are good and hot. The best method is to dip the jig head into the powder paint. To do this, the powder paint must be loose and "fluffy". Assuming you are using the two ounce cans, turn the can upside down and tap the bottom so the powder will drop to the top. When you turn the can right side up, the powder will fall back to the bottom and will not be packed. You will have to do this proceedure every two or three jigs. You will need to dip the jig into the powder paint and rapidly remove it then tap it on something to remove any excess powder. If the jig is hot enough and the powder loose enough and if you dip fast enough, you will get a nice even coat. See the "Powder Paint" tutorial or feel free to email me for any additional info you might need.