Groovy man
 

Check this out. http://www.geofex.com/Article_Folder...t/swirlpnt.htm

50 years ago, Pflueger painted plugs this way. It is suprisingly easy. Float a few drops of Testor paint on a dish of water, dip, and enjoy. This was an old ballerina clone I experimented with. I've still got some kinks to work out (namely the colors need to be thinned to the same bouyancy) but the possibilities look exciting and I thought some of you might want to give it a try.

Now THAT is way beyond pissa!:shocked: I tried a similar stunt with my Harley tanks back in the 70's. Didn't even come close to that.:laughs: Too big to control. I'd forgotten all about that technique! Thanks NS!:claps:

Duuuuuuuuude now tthats ......uh ..............what were we talk'n about?

Dude, roll another one ;)

Thanks for the link, that is "wicked pissah".

:cool:

Awesome stuff NS. :kewl: Thank you.:)

Far out dude... if i was to fish that plug I'd wear my naru jacket and puka beads. with a pimp hat with a feather in it ..

Thats sweet!:shocked:
Sounds like a great technique.:read:

Wonder how my platform shoes would do on the rocks on the canal?

Like, that's out of here man ! Looks like my arteries...lol.:laughs:


All kidding aside, very cool !

So thats how they make bassmaster's pants :rotf2: Cool stuff!

Jigman

LMAO.Tagga, your out of control again. :hihi: :D

I'm thinking Iron Butterfly on that paint job. Brilliant

INAGODADIVIDA Baby! :D

yep, that was the same paint on the album cover :kewl:

Karl, i'm takin you, tagga,clamah,bbj and jigster for an audition at the Comedy Club and makin a fortune on yas. :hihi: :D

that is something else! Noce job!

Add that to all the $$ you've saved by making your own plugs and you'll be able to afford to retire :rotf2:

Jigman

if you blast a plug with multiple layers of rattle cans, you can get a great marbilization. try white and then a splash of black.. the trick is to put so much paint on that you have to rotate the plug to keep it from drippng off. Very psychodelic.

Like Dave did

http://www.bmwoodworking.com/brucefi...aintneedle.JPG