rattle can mackeral
 

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wow it worked.
this is the one that fell on the floor.
all rattle cans. two coats of rattle can clear.
i'll wire it tomorrow.

I luv it, gonna try that soon.:claps:

ahhh we lured another lurker out ..
welcome rockfish :kewl:

Nice tutorial Mike..U using a small brush fro squiqqlys, or a magic markah??

meybe somebody can put this in the how to do's...:uhuh:

freakin awesome macks ...

small brush.
dip-1 line, dip-1 line,dip-1 line, etc...
marker would probly make a mess 'cause everythings still a little sticky

Which rattle clear did you use??:claps:

:claps: Damn man , you're good! I been hanging out at the wrong shop.

Do all those bse coats show thru? The gold and green for example?

give it a try steelhead, I've layered paints, it's a fine line, you can't go to heavy with the black, but, you get some nice subtle hints show thru.. do them all while they are wet :heybaby: :uhuh:
I've done a blurple/gold on needles, with a green/blue haze.. looks like eel skin in the water

I've done it with a silver or gold over a solid color. The solid colors I've found to be harder to control.

:hihi: depends which way your lookin'

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freak are you epoxying over the upol or is that the only clear on your plugs? If your only using the spray clear, how does it hold up?

BTW, Killer paint jobs!

Okay. With the close ups, I'm seeing what I'm lookin for....
Those Rustoleum cans or autobody cans?

Thank FF for a most exccelent tutorial.

some is laquer some is enamel some is eurethane, some is mystery paint. in my life, time is money, and you only get paid $ to do it once. do-overs suk, not saying RUSH everything as things take time to flash off but heet is a big factor.nothing works in here under 70 degrees including me. wet on wet. dry over dry, dry on topwet over dry, never dry on top of wet. red over silver, never silver over red. silver sux anyway.flouresent orange under pearl white,black over blue,grain needs black to hide. sand to 400 scuff sand with gold scuff pads if you've waited too long, nib no luv me, slip likes me,
work fast, get it done. ship it out, don't %$%$%$%$ it up. looks good, customer happy,i'm happy, paint loves me, i get paid, wife happy.
get it done, 1 hour start to finish, none of this two days to dry stuff.if it works it works if it don't it don't, try again.

Flat Rate???:cool:

plus commision :wiggle: :)

Freak,

What do you use for your first coat??

-Dave

Dave- whear is the best place to catch a bass in febuary?
Mike

:hidin:

No he's a plug whore Dave :)

In the water....

:laughs: i'll tell ya, i don't care. two part epoxy primer/sealer.
look for something that says non-sanding primer sealer and give it a try.

Maybe you should have called this thread "punch your airbrush in the mouth and kick it in the nutz" :bl: :jump1: Good stuff!

Jigman

Thanx freak. great how-to.....

That looks like some pissah stuff, how many Plugs do you get out of a can of that...roughly.

Nice job Mike. That Upol is the nutz:kewl: