Soda blasting is working the best for me. What I also found is this stuff called Klean Strip Easy Liquid Sander. This has worked pretty good to just rough up the outer layer enough to have the base coat stick.
How are you all stripping the top coat and paint from lures to repaint them? Or are you just painting over?
I have used sand paper and sand blasting.
I just read online someone using 99% Isopropyl Alcohol work pretty well.
Thanks for all the insight. Really my hooks are bending out and I was looking into making them myself. That is what started this whole process. I just cant see paying $9 for two hooks.
Hey BobP - I am just going down the path of trying to make size 6 feather treble hooks. Like these - https://www.tacklewarehouse.com/Gamakatsu_Black_Feathered_Treble_Hook_2pk/descpage-GFT.html
What type of feathers are you using? I keep hearing use chicken feathers. I am burning through hooks and it aint even full on top water season yet.
I just used Spaztix chrome, color shift and then normal painting over top. Sealed with one coat of KBS on a popper. Took it out this morning, beside crushing them, I already had paint chips. How many coats of KBS do you all use?