Hi Guys! If you want to learn more about reducing your paints correctly, make sure you check out this video too! th-cam.com/video/frrx3sv371A/w-d-xo.html
I’m a newbee here and actually refinishing a handful of old lures giving them new life and a new look. I’ve been watching a lot of your episodes and learning so much. Thank You for sharing your knowledge and talent. Love your channel.
Great INFO for the ROOKIES ( ME ) just started trying the Lurer Painting thing... ( for over a year I've Been Powder Painting & Hand Tying Bass Football & Swim Jigs ) 3 weeks ago I got an Amazon Set up Comp w/ tank clean out kit 24 paints master .30 brush ...and Luv'n It !! These Videos are SURE helpful !! Thanks.. you are the 2nd person i've seen use the sponge thing to dip the tip/needle .,,, I believe he used an alcohol solution to soak the sponge ...... ( subscribed & notified )
That is awesome! Welcome to the wonderful world of lure painting and " from now on I only fish MY own lures" 😄 yea the sponge trick Is something I learned from an airbrush artist that paints on metal and murals and such. Really usefull when starting out, I found myself over time with experience have less and less problems with tipdry and so less need for the sponge. Now I use 2 fingernails to clean the needle if needed but that rarely is needed 👍 at some point you will find a sweet spot between airpressure, thinner and the climate you work in. And also depending on the brand of paint ofcourse
Man I feel like I need to start over learning my airbrush lol. I can see a lot of the mistakes I have been making and bad habits I need to brake. Thanks so much for the tips and as always great video.
still have to call myself a beginner in therms of airbrushing! until now if i felt like i need to reduce my paint i was using water as i paint with vallejo paints. didn't have to do it often because vallejo shots great out of the bottle but a view times i reduced the black. now i know better and gona get myself the right thing! thx for your info once more 😄
this might be a dumb ? Does all the createx paints have a ball inside the bottle ,if not whats a good size ball to put in. im still waiting for my order to come in . thanks love the content u do
No that's not a dumb question at all, not all of the paints have a mixing ball, it depends on the paint type, I know lot of painters add airsoftgun balls in their bottles, the metal ones that are coated against rusting 👍 size does not really matter that much 😉
You was talking about using 4030 . When lure painting. How are you using it? Are you not reducing your paints with 4011 reducer and using 4030 instead? Please explain
The 4030 balancing clear is not a reducer but a carrier, ( or medium if you like) I add 10-50% of 4030 to my paint (depending on how transparent or opaque I want my paint to be) and mix that with a little 4011 (about 10%-15%) Because 4030 is a little on the thick side and need a little reducing in my opinion. The 4030 changes the composition of your acrylic paint to a waterbased urethane paint. Which has better spay ability and much better adhesion. Also does it dry to more plastic like substance which is much stronger then paint without 4030. So 4011 and 4030 are 2 totally different products 👍
@@lureblanks exactly. So everytime you paint you are basically adding a drop of 4011 and a drop of 4030 to your paint every time right? Even base coat? And that slows down dry tip right?
@@fishingwithhoffman7365 Yes that is correct, especially base coats , because we want that very first coat to addhere well. Or else all the rest that addheres to the base coat is in vain anyway if the base coat is not adhering well 👍
@@lureblanks awesome thank you glad you said this i got a big bottle 8oz that should help me alot. I had humidity yesterday and it was a mess. Was driving me crazy. I know its not the paint. But never thought to add 4030 that's great advice ty sir
@@fishingwithhoffman7365 You are very welcome, humidity is a difficult thing to work with. Some say if it is really humid if works better with the 4012 reducer. But for me the 4012 causes more tip dry. But sometimes you got to experiment a little 👍
Around 0.3 -0.35 is a perfect start. It is good for doing a little larger areas like painting the whole lure body in a base color, but also fine enough to paint gills and finns 👍
Hi Damen, This can be caused by a lot of factors, it is really hard to tell what the problem in this case would be. I suggest googling a little on the internet and following some troubleshooting steps. Iwata has a great troubleshooting webpage for this 👍
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Hi Guys! If you want to learn more about reducing your paints correctly, make sure you check out this video too! th-cam.com/video/frrx3sv371A/w-d-xo.html
I’m a newbee here and actually refinishing a handful of old lures giving them new life and a new look. I’ve been watching a lot of your episodes and learning so much. Thank You for sharing your knowledge and talent. Love your channel.
Thank you Jim, that is great to hear! Welcome to the wonderfull world of lure painting 😁!
Great INFO for the ROOKIES ( ME ) just started trying the Lurer Painting thing... ( for over a year I've Been Powder Painting & Hand Tying Bass Football & Swim Jigs ) 3 weeks ago I got an Amazon Set up Comp w/ tank clean out kit 24 paints master .30 brush ...and Luv'n It !! These Videos are SURE helpful !! Thanks.. you are the 2nd person i've seen use the sponge thing to dip the tip/needle .,,, I believe he used an alcohol solution to soak the sponge ...... ( subscribed & notified )
That is awesome! Welcome to the wonderful world of lure painting and " from now on I only fish MY own lures" 😄 yea the sponge trick Is something I learned from an airbrush artist that paints on metal and murals and such. Really usefull when starting out, I found myself over time with experience have less and less problems with tipdry and so less need for the sponge. Now I use 2 fingernails to clean the needle if needed but that rarely is needed 👍 at some point you will find a sweet spot between airpressure, thinner and the climate you work in. And also depending on the brand of paint ofcourse
Man I feel like I need to start over learning my airbrush lol. I can see a lot of the mistakes I have been making and bad habits I need to brake. Thanks so much for the tips and as always great video.
It's great to hear that I could help out on that subject! And I always appreciate your feedback 😄!
Thank you so much for the tips, really appreciate it
You are welcome! Glad it could be of any help 😄
That was a lot of info that I had no knowledge of! Thank you! That helped me so much!!!
You are welcome, glad I could be of any help! 😄
still have to call myself a beginner in therms of airbrushing! until now if i felt like i need to reduce my paint i was using water as i paint with vallejo paints. didn't have to do it often because vallejo shots great out of the bottle but a view times i reduced the black. now i know better and gona get myself the right thing! thx for your info once more 😄
It's great to hear I can change people's mind on using certain things like using reducer, to me that is a great compliment! Thank you Manuel! 😄
So many great tips. Cheers and keep up the awesome content mate. 👍👍
Thank you so much! 😄
Great video! I use your sponge idea and it works great! Way less problems. Thank you for the information!
Thank you! Yea the sponge is a real quick fix and probably for you too it already became a habbit and then it goes so smoothly when painting 👌👍😄
Can hear the tip dry happening as well on how the air sounds coming out of tip of the airbrush.
Jup that is also a way to notice tip dry 👍😄
Great vid very helpfull
Thank you! 😄
Very helpful thank you
Thank you , appreciate the feedback! 😊
Great video! Thanks!
You are welcome! 😁 Appreciate the feedback!
this might be a dumb ? Does all the createx paints have a ball inside the bottle ,if not whats a good size ball to put in. im still waiting for my order to come in . thanks love the content u do
No that's not a dumb question at all, not all of the paints have a mixing ball, it depends on the paint type, I know lot of painters add airsoftgun balls in their bottles, the metal ones that are coated against rusting 👍 size does not really matter that much 😉
You was talking about using 4030 . When lure painting. How are you using it? Are you not reducing your paints with 4011 reducer and using 4030 instead? Please explain
The 4030 balancing clear is not a reducer but a carrier, ( or medium if you like) I add 10-50% of 4030 to my paint (depending on how transparent or opaque I want my paint to be) and mix that with a little 4011 (about 10%-15%)
Because 4030 is a little on the thick side and need a little reducing in my opinion.
The 4030 changes the composition of your acrylic paint to a waterbased urethane paint. Which has better spay ability and much better adhesion. Also does it dry to more plastic like substance which is much stronger then paint without 4030.
So 4011 and 4030 are 2 totally different products 👍
@@lureblanks exactly. So everytime you paint you are basically adding a drop of 4011 and a drop of 4030 to your paint every time right? Even base coat? And that slows down dry tip right?
@@fishingwithhoffman7365 Yes that is correct, especially base coats , because we want that very first coat to addhere well. Or else all the rest that addheres to the base coat is in vain anyway if the base coat is not adhering well 👍
@@lureblanks awesome thank you glad you said this i got a big bottle 8oz that should help me alot. I had humidity yesterday and it was a mess. Was driving me crazy. I know its not the paint. But never thought to add 4030 that's great advice ty sir
@@fishingwithhoffman7365 You are very welcome, humidity is a difficult thing to work with. Some say if it is really humid if works better with the 4012 reducer. But for me the 4012 causes more tip dry. But sometimes you got to experiment a little 👍
What do you recommend for niddle size for a rookie? 0.3 or 0.5? Or bigger
Around 0.3 -0.35 is a perfect start. It is good for doing a little larger areas like painting the whole lure body in a base color, but also fine enough to paint gills and finns 👍
I'm using cerakote and when I turn on fluid and no air paint sticks to needle and then splatters do you know what problem is I used alcohol same thing
Hi Damen, This can be caused by a lot of factors, it is really hard to tell what the problem in this case would be. I suggest googling a little on the internet and following some troubleshooting steps. Iwata has a great troubleshooting webpage for this 👍