Pup
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It's interesting to see how newly painted jig heads look with their hooks fully dressed with tying materials. Below are some jigs that I tied last night. The heads are painted with powder paint purchased from Rosey's Powder Coating of Herriman, Utah.
Exhibit A: Olive Drab RAL 6022 50%+ Gloss

Please pardon the leather "dust" on the trailer (tail). Aside from that, I like this jig and its "green pumpkin" colors.
Exhibit B: Silver Sand Metallic

As for this color, the jury is out for me. It seemed to lose some of its sparkle during the oven cure. Perhaps, I heated it for too long of a time period. Rosey's web site suggests using this paint as a base coat application, which is a very good idea. I could then topcoat with a translucent candy color which might insulate and preserve the sparkle beneath. It's worth trying in my opinion. This textured paint looks really great when first applied..
Exhibit A: Olive Drab RAL 6022 50%+ Gloss

Please pardon the leather "dust" on the trailer (tail). Aside from that, I like this jig and its "green pumpkin" colors.

Exhibit B: Silver Sand Metallic

As for this color, the jury is out for me. It seemed to lose some of its sparkle during the oven cure. Perhaps, I heated it for too long of a time period. Rosey's web site suggests using this paint as a base coat application, which is a very good idea. I could then topcoat with a translucent candy color which might insulate and preserve the sparkle beneath. It's worth trying in my opinion. This textured paint looks really great when first applied..