Lure Painting - How To Paint A Powerful Glow In The Dark Lure

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I finally got around to trying to paint a glow in the dark lure using glow in the dark powder. I tried adding the powder to acrylic medium and airbrushing it and when this failed I resorted to hand painting the mixture onto the lure. I'll chalk this up as a sort of failure and try a different technique next time to get the glow in the dark implemented. I can see using these lures mainly for bass, possibly catfish and perch. This tutorial shows airbrushing and detailing.
Brush: Iwata Eclipse - Amazon: amzn.to/3Krpu5q
Paint: Createx - Amazon: amzn.to/3AQwxkU
Eyes: 1242 Piece eye set - Amazon: amzn.to/3coM2H6
Ink: Daler-Rowney FW
Clear Coat: Flex Coat - Amazon: amzn.to/3pML8Y9
Lure Blanks: www.sugartitcustomlures.com
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22 июл 2024

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Комментарии : 12

@WilliamRockseo 8 месяцев назад

Nice work

@AdamMiharaFishing 2 года назад

The overspray really shows up with the glow under it. Striped bass would love this

@FishingPhilosophy 2 года назад

Initially I wasn't happy with the overspray, I only wanted the scaling to go halfway down. But when I turned the lights out I liked it more. Thanks!

@AdamMiharaFishing 2 года назад

@@FishingPhilosophy I like the gradient rather than a hard line. Looks more natural. As natural as a glowing fish could be

@stripermanly Год назад

I have several colors of glow in the dark powders I haven’t tried yet. Just my opinion, but I probably would have put a clear coat on the bait and lightly sanded it before add the black. Think it would have came out smooth

@FishingPhilosophy Год назад

I agree! I'm going to do a new glow in the dark lure using a similar technique to what you suggest

@PENFOLD1962 2 года назад

How long does the glow last? Most only last a few seconds at the most! I must admit yours looks much brighter.

@FishingPhilosophy 2 года назад

I tested for 10 minutes for each charge: + LED bulb charge for 1 minute = 2.5 minutes of original brightness then degraded slowly the remaining 7.5 minutes (I’m sure it’ll last 15 minutes). + Black light charge for 1 minute = 5 minutes original brightness, then degraded very slowly the remaining 5 minutes (I’m sure it’ll last 15+ minutes).

@Panoslrf Год назад

So glow in the dark is always green?

@FishingPhilosophy Год назад

There are a variety of glow in the dark powder colors you can use including: blue, red, yellow, white, etc.

@RoggiesRigs 2 года назад

You can mix glow powder but also you can try the glow paints for aibrushing. They charge up great with a UV flashlight 🤙 Also, to get rid of all my edges or grit, I have been using a three epoxy coat minimum on my lures. It may help ya, may not. Nice video either way dude 🤘

@FishingPhilosophy 2 года назад

I painted a glow in the dark lure a few months ago where the first thing I did was mix glow in the dark powder with epoxy and put that on. Then I painted the lure and put the final clear coat on. It worked way better than the method I tried in this video. Thanks for the suggestion on glow paints! I'll give them a try.