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13-12-2012, 12:43 AM
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anyone got any pointers on gear needed to paint transparent lures?
g'day guys, I bought an airbrush a while ago and have quite a few lures that are half bare/clear from the odd fish mauling and rock skuff
I'd like to rub them back to clear and give them all a fresh new look but I'm unsure of what paint +clear coat required for the job... any ideas guys? 
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13-12-2012, 02:33 AM
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I use "AutoAir" paints from www.airbrushwarehouse.com.au and then use a 2 pac Clear Coat.
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13-12-2012, 03:41 AM
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 oh +I looked up prices and thought it would be a tad expensive, then realised that the amount of paint needed per lure would be bugger all on a sidenote, the paint looks similar to the flexible stuff hobby R/C guys use for thier car shells and stuff... maybe i can tax some off my brother to test my skills before lashing out  +pretty stoked, I just got my open riders license yesterday I would love to custom the tin on my roadbike when i get one, this airbrushing stuff is sounding more and more appealing !
Last edited by topwater; 13-12-2012 at 03:50 AM. Reason: spelling
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