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  1. 02-17-2008, 06:04 PM #1
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    Has anyone seen these videos on TJS Tackle. Look good to me !! http://tjstackle.com/ Go to Powder Paint in middle of page . Then to video.
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    Thanks fish always love videos

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    IMO TJ's is one stop shopping for powder paints. Cheapest in the biz too!.
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    Ok I know I'm new to this site, but is it just me, or does the rest of you hate having to chip off the extra paint/powder paint from the eyelet. When painting a jig head I always use the eye to pick up the jig and dip it into the powder, that way the eye is always clean, and it has no sharp edges from any chipped paint.
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    Thanks for the info.
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    I never saw anyone use water to cool the jig. Those video's were cool!
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    Yes I bought a lot of the cups from him and that is also when I found out my air pump was a problem. Got a new one and now every time I paint I use the fluid bed. I hated the fluid before as I didn't understand why others liked them, but I did not and it was my pump that never worked right.

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    Default WOW those where cool video's

    Quote Originally Posted by ifish View Post
    Has anyone seen these videos on TJS Tackle. Look good to me !! http://tjstackle.com/ Go to Powder Paint in middle of page . Then to video.
    i have been doing it the hard way all my life. thanks for pointing me to those video's.
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