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JUNGLEJIM1 · Jan 6, 2022

I wanted to get some brighter colors on some of my jigs and started mixing my own paints using clear powder and Pearl Ex Pigments that I purchased at a local hobby shop. I mixed five colors and started painting with it, finishing with silver crinkle powder paint. I think it looks great so I will be adding more colors today. These are 1/4 oz. football and poison tails.

Microbaits · Jan 7, 2022

Really nice! The eyes add a nice look.

hookup · Jan 9, 2022

Nice work

duffy · Jan 10, 2022

Nice! That bottom one almost has a frog like pattern.

RockGeo · Jan 12, 2022

JJ1, Very impressive and innovative work! Your color patterns are amazing and very appealing. Congratulations on your new creations.

ArtIrish · Jan 14, 2022

JUNGLEJIM1 said:
I wanted to get some brighter colors on some of my jigs and started mixing my own paints using clear powder and Pearl Ex Pigments that I purchased at a local hobby shop. I mixed five colors and started painting with it, finishing with silver crinkle powder paint. I think it looks great so I will be adding more colors today. These are 1/4 oz. football and poison tails.View attachment 22310 View attachment 22311 View attachment 22312 View attachment 22313

Great idea. Really unique ?

JUNGLEJIM1 said:
I wanted to get some brighter colors on some of my jigs and started mixing my own paints using clear powder and Pearl Ex Pigments that I purchased at a local hobby shop. I mixed five colors and started painting with it, finishing with silver crinkle powder paint. I think it looks great so I will be adding more colors today. These are 1/4 oz. football and poison tails.View attachment 22310 View attachment 22311 View attachment 22312 View attachment 22313

I really like what you've done here. Would you be willing to share how you applied the paint to get the effect. Or is that just the effect of the silver krinkle over an initial powder paint dip Thanks.

JUNGLEJIM1 · Jan 14, 2022

I heat the head only one time using 3-6 colors by dipping or brushes before dipping into the silver crinkle as my last step. Heads look shiny black before baking in oven and then the colors come through. I just did some 1/4 swimbait heads.

ArtIrish · Jan 14, 2022

JUNGLEJIM1 said:
I heat the head only one time using 3-6 colors by dipping or brushes before dipping into the silver crinkle as my last step. Heads look shiny black before baking in oven and then the colors come through. I just did some 1/4 swimbait heads. View attachment 22323

Thanks; those swimsuit heads are super looking. Nice work!! Regards

ramjet · Jan 18, 2022

Those are phenomenal. Is there a youtube vid (hint) of how to do that? Or maybe a photo step by step here?

JUNGLEJIM1 · Jan 21, 2022

Look at Crinkle powder paint videos, I did those on you tube last year.

Ronnie Voes · May 9, 2022

I would really like to try this silver and gold crinkle paints .But I can not find thelm for sale any were .
Please let me know were to purchase these crinkle powder paints .

ArtIrish · May 10, 2022

JUNGLEJIM1 said:
I wanted to get some brighter colors on some of my jigs and started mixing my own paints using clear powder and Pearl Ex Pigments that I purchased at a local hobby shop. I mixed five colors and started painting with it, finishing with silver crinkle powder paint. I think it looks great so I will be adding more colors today. These are 1/4 oz. football and poison tails.View attachment 22310 View attachment 22311 View attachment 22312 View attachment 22313

Nicely done, great mixture of colors, I use those mica powders to a touch of color when I make plastics baits as well

JUNGLEJIM1 · Jun 3, 2022

I got my crinkle paints from TJ's Tackle.

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