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My guess would be the lighter. It probably left a layer of soot on the jigs. A heat gun is the best way to go. Better yet, preheat them all in a toaster oven. Then pull them out and dip in the...

If you are only doing a few dozen jigs a year a fluid bed is not necessary (unless they are very large jigs, then I highly recommend). If you are doing hundreds of jigs, then yes a fluid bed is...

Yes, if you are mixing glitter with powder paint, you want to make sure it is heat resistant or it will blacken and curl. We do not recommend mixing the glitter with an opaque color of powder paint...

You wan to make sure that the jig eye is cleaned out before you cure them or it is a bear to clean them out. If they do clog during the heating process, take a piece of wire and heat it up red hot. ...

You can mix colors if they are close in the color spectrum and get a pretty good mix. If you were to mix colors farther apart you will get a grainy mix. A lot of times it looks good, but you will...

I would start with the cup about 1/3 full when you turn the air on. Make sure that the cup lid is sitting on the cup also when you turn the air on so powder doesn't fly all over the place. Once the...

TJ's Tackle carries all the colors of powder paint, fluid beds, air brushes and other tools for powder painting at a much better price than Jann's. There are also videos on the website that show the...

Agree with the glitter blocking the glow. However, if you use a little glitter it might give it a pretty good spotted glow jig. The super glow colors will golow that color, but you must charge them...

Yes, you should be able to mix the glitter right in with the Hard as Nails. I have also heard of people mixing the glitter with the epoxy topcoat. Not sure why you would want to put Hard as Nails...

Pro-Tec does have a Super Glow line of powder powder paint. This paint will glow for 8 to 10 hours, but only if charged with natural sunlight or a black light for 30 minutes.

If you are going...

We set ours to 375 and let them preheat for about 10 minutes. When you take them out and dip them, the paint should gloss over to a smooth finish. If the paint still looks powdery, let them preheat...

One other heating tip is to use a toaster oven. Hang all your unpainted jigs in the toaster oven and preheat them at about 375 for 10 to 15 minutes. Then reach in with a pair of hemostats and pull...

If they fill in during the curing process, take a piece of wire or paper clip that will fit through the eyelet. Heat the end up red hot and pass it all the way through the eyelet. This will melt...

Yes, TJ's Fluid Bed Cups have the hard membrane glued on the bottom. You can store the paint right in the cup. To switch, just twist the cup out and put in the next cup. There is also an adapter...

He is referrring to the Fluid Bed Cups that are found at TJ's Tackle here under the fluid bed section -->Welcome to TJ's Tackle