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Why not get your own airbrush and try painting yourself? Princess Auto has a brush on sale right now; 55 bucks regularly 90. A small compressor and you're good to go. Now if you're like me; as in having to be 3/4s in the bag, to even draw a stick person; forget it. LOL

Airbruch

Dan.

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Look at the price 6 years ago. LOL

★★★★★ ★★★★★ 4 out of 5 stars.

· 6 years ago  

Like the other post, it is a Beaver B200 model repackaged by Power Fist. Quality is great for the $39.99 sale price. The hose it comes with is not the best, so I recommend upgrading the hose before use. Spray is consistent and works well. Hard to find replacement parts if you break/lose something but PA is amazing for exchanging defects!

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14 minutes ago, misfish said:

Look at the price 6 years ago. LOL

What hasn't gone up in price, in the last 6 years; but you're right it is a kick in the backside.

Dan.

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This may sound crazy; but try going to a few auto body shops? You may find someone that would like some airbrush work to practice their skill?

Dan.

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1 hour ago, Meegs said:

I do quite abit of everything from blades to musky baits.   If I cant do it I know another couple that can! 

Buddy, I was at Tom,s this morning. The mini meegs, are going to be killer.

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20 minutes ago, misfish said:

Buddy, I was at Tom,s this morning. The mini meegs, are going to be killer.

Thanks man!   I think so aswell!  Pretty pumped! 

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I think we put far too much into the details of the painting of lures. Fish aren't art critics, just hungry hopefully. I think we have all caught fish from our favorite lures that had most if not all the paint peeled off it. I know I have. There is a Husky Jerk I have retired that is basically all white now after all the Pike and hammer handles I have hooked on it from the Ottawa. 

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THere is a time for detail and a time for simplicity. Depends if you are going for the reaction strike, or trying to tease in that immovable beast in the weeds.

 

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10 hours ago, Old Ironmaker said:

I think we put far too much into the details of the painting of lures. Fish aren't art critics, just hungry hopefully. I think we have all caught fish from our favorite lures that had most if not all the paint peeled off it. I know I have. There is a Husky Jerk I have retired that is basically all white now after all the Pike and hammer handles I have hooked on it from the Ottawa. 

but high definition , photo realistic paints jobs seem to be necessary to catch the fisherman ?

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I used to use a guy I met at Curry's Art Supply. He was a goalie/catchers  mask artist. I have since lost touch with him but try Kijiji and don't just look for lure painters or ask atya local art supply shop for airbrushers.

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19 hours ago, Old Ironmaker said:

I think we put far too much into the details of the painting of lures. Fish aren't art critics, just hungry hopefully. I think we have all caught fish from our favorite lures that had most if not all the paint peeled off it. I know I have. There is a Husky Jerk I have retired that is basically all white now after all the Pike and hammer handles I have hooked on it from the Ottawa. 

 

8 hours ago, dave524 said:

but high definition , photo realistic paints jobs seem to be necessary to catch the fisherman ?

 

Well since you guys think it catches fisher people, I can give you a prime example here, about how  just a touch of one color makes a difference.

My buddy was just feet away from me. Both using the same jig. He was killing me on the hook ups. Did I say same jig ? Yes we were, but his had a spot of red on the under lip of the jig.  I was marking just as many fish as he was. I switched up and it was non stop action for both of us. 

This is true, or may the whitefish gods strike me down.

 

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10 minutes ago, Old Ironmaker said:

I do believe colour matters but not as much as some do i.e. Live Target. 

I wish I had a steel leader on my Live Target  perch bait the day I was out with Lew on Nip. First cast,hit,yank and it gone. Another true story.

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