crazywhiteguy

i strip the gun down and clean everytime i use it and when changing colors i do it exactly as mentioned. I dont thin out my paint so i am going to try putting a couple drops of the windex water mixture to thin it out a bit. Thanks guys

I got a Master airgun for my birthday in August. I have painted about 12 lures since then. Recently my airgun has been very tough to make spay, the paint doesn't spray right. It is a double action trigger and when you slide the trigger back to release some paint it doesnt spary but when you start to move it forward it will spray. So you have to like wiggle the trigger to make it paint and it sprays in little spurts. I am using all createx paints. Now my question is: Is this just me having a cheap gun or is it a paint thing? Do you think i would be having the same problems with a iwata eclipse or hp? Any help would be great!

NICE lets see a pic...yea i know it isnt going to happen over night. persistance will pay off. I just wanna catch a nice bass on a crankbait i painted.

resand and start again i guess!

great info Mark thanks alot!

ok gotcha....how long do you wait till you put on another coat of paint or from like paint to clear? thanks alot for the help!

thanks for the help bobp!

when you are putting clear on your do you spray it or dip it? Is the drying wheel necessary? How do they dry just air dry or do you have to heat them a little bit? Thanks alot for the help!

whats up guys...new to the site i plan on starting to paint some of my own crankbaits. I am starting out with a Master airbrush Model G44. I plan on just sanding the finsh off of a couple of my old crankbaits and tapeing them up and painting them. i will be using createx paints. Any tips you guys could give me would be great. Does this equipment sound right? Are createx good paints to use? I know i got alot to learn but i just want to experience catching that fish on a lure you painted!!