Vinyl Glow Paint? Anyone Try It?

[ULTRAlite]

Anyone Try This Stuff?

Is it worth the time / effort?


VINYL GLOW PAINT (http://www.cabelas.com/cabelas/en/templates/links/link.jsp;jsessionid=AA4J2TMCOZNBRLAQBBICCN3MCAEFCI WE?id=0001637310087a&type=product&cm_mmc=CRR-_-RLP-_-310087-_-productname_link&cmCat=CRR&cmCat=netcon&cm_ven=netcon&cm_cat=N/A&cm_pla=N/A&cm_ite=netcon&_requestid=91014)

VINYL GLOW PAINT 2 (http://www.4fishin.com/vinyl_paint.htm)

POWDER GLOW PAINT (http://www.luremaking.com/catalogue/catalogue-index/catalogue-items/paints/extended_glow_in_the_dark_heat_.htm)

[Mish]

Nope, but let me know if you try it. If it doesn't work you can always let the kids have some new glow-in-the-dark finger paint :)

[crudedude]

:) :) Hi there I use powder paints all the time.I have about 16 different colors which are not glow and 10 colors which are glow.They work excellent,for jigs I just heat them dip in the powder and pop into to the oven to cure the paint.I was getting them from Cabelas but they are now a restricted item.I found a guy in the States that sells them.www.tjstackle.com
.You can buy them in 1oz jars for about $2.50.Each jar will paint about 150 1/4oz jigs.The smaller the jigs the more you can paint.The paint he sells is the Pro-tec brand which is the best I have used.There is Sourdough powder paint which is sold out Medicine Hat but it is way too granular and bubbles lots when it is heated.Good luck I can make about 6 different styles of jigs.I started this hobby 3 years ago and my buddies are always fully stocked up. Good luck.

[Outt and Aboutt]

I've used the vinyl glow paints. I put a white base coat on then dip the heads in the vinyl paint. Not really impressed. The coverage is pretty poor (takes at least 2 and maybe three coats to get a good solid colour). You tend to get a lot of running and thus uneven coverage so your jig head is a little lumpy looking! Maybe I'm doing something wrong, but I wouldn't buy it again.
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