Painting Plastic Plugs
 

Just curious what the best/easiest method is. Type of paint etc?

I go to homies and get plastic primer.
Use airbrush paints and a super thin epoxy coat.

Make sure you sand it down so the paint sticks good 220 then 440

paint those f 80's and send one my way:hihi:

wanna trade?

I let tobias have them. I'm such a nice guy.:usd:

I'm painting a couple of the larger x-raps. Those things cast and swim great but they don't make a black or blurple. I want a couple for a certain spot on BI. :cheers:

this week?

next weekend

Luds, how did those turn out? I've been thinking about doing some in blurple myself, be interested to hear what worked or what didn't.

Those larger x-raps are nice. I used them a few times in strong currents and they hold/work nicely. I caught a couple of bass on them when the ussual stuff wasnt doin it.

Didn't get them done.

save yourself abit of trouble and use wil-bond instead of sandpaper..a fast wipe and off comes the old paint and softens/etches the plastic to accept the new paint...small [black]cans at most haredware stores.

use plenty of ventilation with wil-bond

I hate that feeling:yak::spin:

speakin of the x-raps, anyone try out those subwalks yet? just curious to kno if they really hold under the water or if its easy to get them to surface in rough conditions

looks like they're only 5/8 oz......good luck with them and rought conditions.

good point didnt read the fine print

the large x-walk ain't bad though. got some fishies on that this year. howdy out fished it 2 so it didn't get that much action.

sweet thanks for the info. guess its worth a buy in a color or two then. any recomendations?