Custom Paints
Re: Custom Paints
I have several spare filters once this one is done.
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Re: Custom Paints
Thanks Mark, will do. Will research all the precautions necessary to stay safe and healthy before experimenting with this method. Appreciate all the advice guys, great stuff!mark poulson wrote: ↑Mon Nov 18, 2019 7:28 pm
Be sure and replace the filters in that gas mask. Activated charcoal filters continue to filter as long as they are exposed to air, so they will lose their effectiveness after a while.
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Re: Custom Paints
Hope to post a few more patterns soon, just need to finish some things up. Currently having some writers...no, painters block on a stupid croaker pattern Hopefully I can get it figured out and not mess it up to bad
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Trying some new things that have turned out pretty well. This was my first shot at 3D scales. Hate how PostImg messes up the picture quality though .
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That is a really nice effect. How did you achieve it?JBcrankaddict wrote: ↑Fri Jan 03, 2020 6:24 pmTrying some new things that have turned out pretty well. This was my first shot at 3D scales. Hate how PostImg messes up the picture quality though .
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Thanks Mark, can’t wait to put some finish on it and get to see that depth. Once the scale mesh is applied, spray multiple coats at an angle from front to back. This builds up paint along the back edge of each scale. Also makes a cool little color transition on each scale when using multiple shades it you spray the first color straight on.
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Re: Custom Paints
ThanksJBcrankaddict wrote: ↑Fri Jan 03, 2020 11:55 pmThanks Mark, can’t wait to put some finish on it and get to see that depth. Once the scale mesh is applied, spray multiple coats at an angle from front to back. This builds up paint along the back edge of each scale. Also makes a cool little color transition on each scale when using multiple shades it you spray the first color straight on.
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Finished these up and fished them last week. First try at 3D scales look ok, but working on adding even more detail to each scale with more layering.
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Bone/Silver/Gold with scales. Really liking the color shifts and details in this one.
Some Shadow Rap Shad repaints for a friend
Some Shadow Rap Shad repaints for a friend
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Re: Custom Paints
Very cool! Looks greatJBcrankaddict wrote: ↑Mon Mar 02, 2020 7:25 pmBone/Silver/Gold with scales. Really liking the color shifts and details in this one.
Some Shadow Rap Shad repaints for a friend
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Thank you. It’s been kicking my butt, so much trial and error
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Re: Custom Paints
This mullet pattern jerkbait turned out looking good, and has been getting some big bites.
Bull Redfish
Don’t usually catch Black Drum on jerkbaits, so this big one was kind of weird
Bull Redfish
Don’t usually catch Black Drum on jerkbaits, so this big one was kind of weird
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Painted this Ayu color the other night. Simple, but I think it is gonna catch some fish. Pointer 78SR and Flash Minnow 95MR. Very natural colors with some flash depending on light angle. 5 different colors in the scales show up well in the sun, but not my pictures .
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Re: Custom Paints
Test out the green in some crystal clear, shallow water on a bright and sunny day. Sightfishing is a great way to test out colors since it let you see how the fish react to it, and they were crushing it! Several fish moved more than 50’ across the flat to come get it. Think it’s a winner.