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    What is best, the vinyl type head paint or the powder coat? I have been using the vinyl, and it seems to hold up pretty well, and easy to use. Is the powder harder to use and more expensive?
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    I use the powder coat,it works well there is a little more process steps with it but it makes the jig look very good

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    I use powder paint works really well. It also holds up better then vinyl paint.

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    powder paint all the way. But I have not found a good blood red color in powder yet. Does anyone know of one and where?
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    Last edited by CrappiePappy; 10-28-2007 at 06:53 AM.

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    Powder is the only way to go. Less mess, better coverage, and harder finish (if you bake it). It really isn't more expensive. The powders go a long way.
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    Quote Originally Posted by texascrappiefisherman
    Powder is the only way to go. Less mess, better coverage, and harder finish (if you bake it). It really isn't more expensive. The powders go a long way.

    This is a true statement. I would add that it has a longer shelf life and more choices in color too. Powder gets my vote too.
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    well i'll be the odd man out here
    i like paint not any paint INDUSTRIAL ENAMEL W/ POLYCLEAR COAT then baked..
    hard finish will last stand up to the constant banging against rocks..
    how many times have ya had to bust the powder coat off the eye of a jig
    just to tie now think about doing that at midnight with yer stern light

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    if they are painted right, you never have to take the paint out of the eye.

    you also don't have the smell that vinyl has either!

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    GANNON,
    yer right !!!!!!!!!
    i don't consider powder as paint..
    i'll hear about that one for a while!!!!!!
    IT'S A COATING

    but besides that if ya go into a tackle shop and look at the jigs most of them have eyes that are full of coating or paint either way,,,,
    thats the sign of a HACK
    ANYONE THATS TIES/SELLS JIGS OF QUALITY NEVER EVER LEAVES THE EYE COVERED!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    PISS POOR QUALITY = PISS POOR PERFORMANCE

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