Just a side note as you say you don’t like the helping hands. To fix the issue you were having with it bending / moving in the hands I use rubber bands on the joint. It stiffens it up protects the hardware and makes easier to keep straight. Just my input. As always awesome job and I will be adding the British green to my candy collection
You can take a small thin rubber band and keep doubling it over in the in between sections. Makes it a lot easier to paint on. Great looking bait by the way!
Beautiful looking lure! Well done. I was watching a video of Chris's and he mentioned instead of using 4011/4012(for us further north) and uvls to get a glossier shine use uvls and 5618 airbrush cleaner and it works,it works very well
Enjoy your work and I find it interesting as to how other bait painters create their work. When you mentioned you striper fish, I thought your name seemed familiar. I fished striper tournaments all around the southeast and there was a guy with the last name of Patton. Not it was you
Simple and effective, and looks really good, no doubt it will slay stripper, Clark’s Hill Strippers are in trouble! For me, the segmented baits are harder to epoxy, more then 2 segments are really hard, for me!
@@customlurepainter I've seen people paint them or paint the edges of the tails But obviously you don't clear coat them, would UVLS be good enough to lock the colors to the bristles.
Great job as always .. send me your email. I send u a picture of my set up. Maybe u can tell me if I need to do anything else. Thanks again for your knowledge
Looks Fantastic!!!! Great video!!!!
Thank you
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Thank you
Just a side note as you say you don’t like the helping hands. To fix the issue you were having with it bending / moving in the hands I use rubber bands on the joint. It stiffens it up protects the hardware and makes easier to keep straight. Just my input. As always awesome job and I will be adding the British green to my candy collection
Thank you, and for the tip
You can take a small thin rubber band and keep doubling it over in the in between sections. Makes it a lot easier to paint on. Great looking bait by the way!
Thank you
Awesome job frank
Thank you
Beautiful looking lure! Well done. I was watching a video of Chris's and he mentioned instead of using 4011/4012(for us further north) and uvls to get a glossier shine use uvls and 5618 airbrush cleaner and it works,it works very well
Thank you.and the tip
Love the videos....
Thank you
This would be a good bait, to show us how to apply a dark wash on scales
Yes it would, I can do that
Enjoy your work and I find it interesting as to how other bait painters create their work. When you mentioned you striper fish, I thought your name seemed familiar. I fished striper tournaments all around the southeast and there was a guy with the last name of Patton. Not it was you
Thank you
Awesome video love it would love to know what spray booth you use i have looked at a few
Thank you, it’s a Pace spray booth 24
Simple and effective, and looks really good, no doubt it will slay stripper, Clark’s Hill Strippers are in trouble!
For me, the segmented baits are harder to epoxy, more then 2 segments are really hard, for me!
Thank you
I like the look of these blanks, and great paint job again Frank. That's a very nice green
Thank you
cant find this jimmy cat or lure build
what do you spray the tail with to lock the paint in, I'm using KBS on the rest?
The tail is just like paint brush hair, it doesn’t have any paint on it. I put UVLS on body to lock colors in.
@@customlurepainter I've seen people paint them or paint the edges of the tails But obviously you don't clear coat them, would UVLS be good enough to lock the colors to the bristles.
I don’t spray the tails
@@customlurepainter I guess I'll just experiment and see. Someone said use a sharpie.
Great job as always .. send me your email. I send u a picture of my set up. Maybe u can tell me if I need to do anything else. Thanks again for your knowledge
Thanks Jeff
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