I was thinking about buying some crankbait blanks from predator bass baits and was wondering how hard it is to paint and topcoat in the segments of the baits he sells like the jackal crank. I'm fearing that etex might be too thick for that tight of a joint. Hopefully someone has experience they would share. Joe
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Top Coating Jointed Crankbaits
Started by Fulldraw84, Mar 09 2010 09:42 PM
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#1Posted 09 March 2010 - 09:42 PM #2Posted 09 March 2010 - 09:54 PM
I was thinking about buying some crankbait blanks from predator bass baits and was wondering how hard it is to paint and topcoat in the segments of the baits he sells like the jackal crank. I'm fearing that etex might be too thick for that tight of a joint. Hopefully someone has experience they would share. Joe Spray it with a solvent based Topcoat/Clearcoat. Its not very difficult. You just have to get away from the epoxy for this type of bait. #3Posted 10 March 2010 - 04:34 AM
Spray it with a solvent based Topcoat/Clearcoat. Its not very difficult. You just have to get away from the epoxy for this type of bait. I've been wondering about the same question........can anyone recommend a good topcoat that comes in a spray version ???? Mark |












