What is the best way to powder coat worm weights without a fluidbed so the powder doesn't clog up the line hole ...
What is the best way to powder coat worm weights without a fluidbed so the powder doesn't clog up the line hole ...
insert a tooth pick in the hole...actually one at each end...get a block of that hard foam from Hobby Lobby...heat the sinker...you'll get the hang of it...dip a paint brush in the powder and tap the brush until the sinker is coated good enough for you. To cure them just put a paper clip or wire thru the hole bend one end to keep the sinker from sliding off...and bend the other end into a hook to hang it by...wah lah. You will mess up a few before you get the hang of it but the fish won't care!
Be careful the powder paint doesn't leave a rough edge around the hole, it will wear your line.
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YEAH it sure does
Tim Messer ~ Lake Ariel, Pa.
US Army 1968 ~ 1971.
anybody ever spray them with powder paint?? i think ill give that a try.. how well does it work on tungsten?
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<table width="90%" cellspacing=0 cellpadding=0 align=center><tr><td>Quote, originally posted by 20_lb_sack »</td></tr><tr><td class="quote">Be careful the powder paint doesn't leave a rough edge around the hole, it will wear your line. </td></tr></table>
Good point...but I would twist the toothpick while the paint is still warm THEN while the paint is curing it kind of flows out smooth...
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