justing

Thanks John. I will try the brush method. I was hoping to only have to get a white color or clear if they have it and then make it what ever color I happen to need. Since I live in Alaska things take quite a bit longer to ship like 4-7 days even if you pay for overnight. I just thought if the color wasnt what I was hoping I could make it what I want so I doesn't take me a month to make a bait. Money isn't really a question when it comes to making baits. I've only made about 6 baits and already have a few hundred tied up in it. I know I am more picky than I need to be about little details on baits, but if I wasnt I could just buy them off the rack. Thanks again. Justin

Thanks for the replies. If the prisma markers work then I shouldn't melt the fiber if I paint them. I will just need to not spray to heavy as I have a feeling it will mat together if I do. Thanks again. Justin

I need to buy some fibetts but am not sure what to get. I would like to paint them if possible once thier installed. The part I am not sure about is since they are synthetic and I use rattle cans first will the paint stick to the material? Second will rattle cans melt them? And lastly I realize its a hair type material and I have messed around with painting bucktail before and if you dont spray from some distance to get a really light coat all the hair kinda of mats together do you think this will be similar? I only ask this as I live in Alaska most of the year and am trying to get some baits done before I head south to fish for the winter. Getting stuff up here takes forever and I dont have that much time left to order and experiment like I normally do. Any help on the matter would be greatly appreciated. Justin

Sorry I double posted. Figured out how to edit but not delete this one. Again sorry for the mess up. Justin

thanks for that guys i will paint tonight. justin

will the testors rattle cans be ok to use with the devcon 2 ton top coat. i will try on a scrap piece but was hoping maybe one of you guys knew so i could finish my bait and take it on my next outing. thanks in advance for all your help. justin