• Hard Durable Finish • No Fumes
• Unlimited Shelf Life • One Coat Coverage
• No Waste
• Non-Flammable • Includes Instructions • No Drying Time • No Messy Clean up
POWDER PAINT
Easy to use! Just heat your lure to 350° F then dip it into our powder paint. Your bait is painted! For maximum durability, hang it in the oven for 15 minutes to cure. It’s so tough after curing, you can dent the heads and the paint will stay on.
Brown (025)
REGULAR COLORS: 2 oz. Jar
Chartreuse (004) Pearl (007) Gold (027) Purple (006) Bright Green (009) Bronze (044) Flo. Red (008) Blaze Orange (018)
TEXTURED POWDER PAINT COLORS:
Hot Pink (010) Silver (028) Silver (155) Our textured powder paint provides an attractive and Gold (027) Gloss Clear (040)
tactical finish. Gives a three dimensional effect when applied to spinner blades and jigs. 2 oz. Jar - Textured Colors Order No. 381-110- ................... Price: $4.75/jar
Moss (182) Copper (102) Purple (194) Tractor Green (227) CANDY POWDER PAINT COLORS:
Use on spinner blades and jig heads. When used by itself, candy colors give your lure a “wet” look. Candy colors applied over a base color allows the base color to show through for unusual effects. Try using over our Hammered powder paint below.
2 oz. Jar - Candy Colors Order No. 381-104-
.................Price: $5.35/jar
Blue (030) Matte Black (112) Order No. 381-100- .................. Price: $3.99/jar Red (158) Blue (159) Yellow (003) Flame Red (017) Glow Blaze Orange (135) Glow Yellow Chartreuse (136)
GLOW POWDER PAINT COLORS: 2 oz. Jar Order No. 381-102- ................... Price: $6.99/jar
Black (001) White (002) Glow Hot Pink (133) Glow Green Chartreuse (134)
Chartreuse (156)
Gold (157)
HAMMERED FINISH POWDER PAINT Copper Head (043) Gunsmoke (047) Copper (102) Chartreuse (150)
Apply as is for a unique hammered look or as a base coat with a Candy topcoat for amazing color patterns.
2 oz. Jar Order No. 381-112 ................... Price: $3.99/jar Glow Topcoat (048) Rootbeer Flake (077) Junebug (087) Gold (154)
The Best way to Apply Powder Paint!
Watermelon Flake (086) Junebug Flake (087) Green (009) Red (152)
Green Pumpkin (096)
Watermelon Pepper (172)
Purple (006)
DISCO POWDER PAINT COLORS:
Watermelon (259) Dark Watermelon (260)
Disco Colors contain a high concentrate of Disco Flash
Chrome (530) Metallic Moss (633) Silver (155)
glitter providing more flash for your lures and jigs. Due to the concentration of glitter mixed with the paint, Disco colors should not be used in the powder paint spray gun. Colors are shown on black.
2 oz. Jar - Disco Colors Order No. 381-111- .................. Price: $4.49/jar Pumpkin Brown (685) Green Chartreuse (715)
UV BLAST POWDER PAINT
Matte Clear (577)* *Apply over color for a "No Gloss" look.
FLUORESCENT / SPECIAL COLORS: 2 oz. Jar
Order No. 381-101- ................. Price: $5.99/jar
UV Blast powder paint is a clear, very durable and worm proof finish with additives that reflect UV light effectively “lighting up” your fishing lure. Apply the same way you apply any of our powder paint colors. 2 oz. jar.
Order No. 380-523 ......................... Price: $7.59
FB-3 POWDER PAINT FLUID BED A fluid bed gently mixes air into your powder paint and eliminates the need to stir your paint to keep it from packing together. This gives you complete control of coating thickness. Jig eyes usually stay open and blade actions aren’t changed. The FB-3 is a single-dip bed that is ideal for short or custom runs. The unit comes complete with one replaceable dipping cup and air supply. Additional cups may be purchased for quick color changes. Output can be as high as 250 lures an hour.
Order No.460-200 ...................... Price: $104.99 EXTRA PAINT CUP & LID Order No.460-201 ...................... Price: $19.59
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including lead and/or DINP, which are known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to
www.P65Warnings.ca.gov. Orders - 419-868-8288 Option 6 • 1-800-NETCRAFT •
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