How To Powder Coat Jig Heads (The simple way) 

Yeah I've been doing the same for 25 years too. I went down to a thrift store and bought a second hand convection oven that I throw about a 100 jigheads in an aluminum pie plate to heat to 350. Then I take one at a time out to dip in the powder, then hang them on a rod to cool. When all done I put the wire rack in the oven on the top bracket then hang all the jigs on it by the hook then bake on 350 for 20 minutes to make them hard just like David O said. I can do a 100 jigheads at a time in the 1 to 3 oz sizes.

Lookup Stardust paint. Doesn’t require curing. More expensive but worth it!

When you bake it in the oven, does it leave some sort of scent lingering in the oven?

A hook is a very small piece of metal and it is tempered I would not be baking the whole thing in an oven regardless or you will compromise possibly the heat treatment of your hooks and that could lead to failure while you are using them

@@mastereclipton get yourself a little toaster oven from like a thrift shop or something and just have it as a designated jig oven

Good question, I'll have to try it and find out.

They cool quickly. No need for water.

If the plug is metal, it would be possible, but the coating is fairly thick and might change the floating characteristics . But a plastic plug would melt at the temp needed to melt the paint. An air brush would be your best bet for plugs.

Thanks David. We will have air brush supplies in stock soon as well.

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@@AnglerWestTV thank you a lot for a fast reply!

More heat just as easy lmfao.