painting trebles

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Versatile Futurian
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painting trebles

Post by Versatile Futurian » Sun Mar 27, 2011 4:04 am

Has anyone ever painted the treble hooks on their hard baits? I was thinking maybe a perch colored jerkbait and orange trebles. So it would look like a perch's fins instead of shiny black things hanging off a perch. Any opinions would be great and maybe suggestions on what kind of paint to use.

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Re: painting trebles

Post by Steve_IA » Sun Mar 27, 2011 9:28 am

If you believe it will make a difference, fingernail polish will be easier than paint.

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Re: painting trebles

Post by Carlos Carrapiço » Mon Mar 28, 2011 4:37 am

Whatever you use, don't go with the water resistant markers. They have the ability to go into the vinyl and stain it forever [-X

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Re: painting trebles

Post by smalljaw » Mon Mar 28, 2011 5:04 am

Instead of using paint, look for a product called lake hawk lure and blade dip, it is actually a dye and works well, I've used it to make treble and spinnerbait hooks red, it comes in a lot of different colors and is quick and easy to use plus it dries in 10 seconds.
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