Thread: Powder paint custom mix

I got this mix from AtticaFish on another forum and it came out just like I wanted. 1-1-1 Fl.Pink, Chart.Yellow, Clear made this Flourescent Orange...

Radtexan told me he was workin on a Ruby Slipper mix and gave me an idea.

In one of my brand new little mixing cups;
2 Heaping tsp High Gloss Clear
1/2 Heaping tsp Candy Orange
1/2 Heaping tsp Traffic Red
1/4 Heaping tsp Gloss Black
The Red Sickle Jig is Crazy Angler's Ruby Slipper
BTW, since I got several colors from Rosey's and their powder's all have curing instruction's, I've been curing most everything for 15-20 min @ 350 degrees.

Navy Blue Sparkle

2 Tbsp Clear 1Tbsp TJ's Blue 3/4tsp Gloss Black 2 tsp Dark Blue Glitter

I think I hit Brown pretty close...

1Tbsp Clear
1Tbsp Pure Orange
1 1/4 tsp Blue

Once I got Brown, I came up with my version of Copperhead

2 Tbsp Clear
4 tsp Metallic Gold
1 tsp Traffic Red
1/2 tsp Pure Orange
2 tsp Brown
1 tsp Turquoise Glitter

Photo's missing from 1st page...
Top Left-Punkinseed, Bottom Right-Motor Oil, Top Right-??Pink & Bottom Left-Olive

Florescent Orange

My Ruby Slipper

Blue Sparkle

Here's a pretty good Gray

1 Tbsp Black
1 Tbsp Sky White
1 Tbsp Clear

My Lime

3 Tbsp Clear
1 tsp John Deer Yellow
1/2 tsp Neon Green
It matches the Chartreuse Hackle I use a BUNCH of...

New Color for Me - - -


I call it
"Strawberry Cheesecake"

1 part Pro-Tec "Ruby Slipper"
1 part Pro-Tec "White"
1 part Pro-Tec "Clear"

Can somebody explain why one of my custom color mixes changed color when I baked it but the other one did not change color? The top two were baked at the same time at 325 for 20 minutes. The bottom two have not been baked. All of them have glitter in them. The one good thing that I learned is that I can make two colors from one custom color mix.