Last of the Salty's kits.

The airbrush craped out on us so these are all spray cans:



Brown one has blue glitter along the back:

Looking good they should do the job for sure ...

How come it's the last of the kits..???

Oldsalts wrote:Looking good they should do the job for sure ...

How come it's the last of the kits..???

Bought 11 kits at the beginning of the winter. I've finished 9 of them. I'm tired of working on them and since my goofing off time is limited I'd rather spend it fishing at this point than in the basement working on lures.

I'll probably do a few more next winter but this is the last of them for this year.

soot wrote:

Oldsalts wrote:Looking good they should do the job for sure ...

How come it's the last of the kits..???

Bought 11 kits at the beginning of the winter. I've finished 9 of them. I'm tired of working on them and since my goofing off time is limited I'd rather spend it fishing at this point than in the basement working on lures.

I'll probably do a few more next winter but this is the last of them for this year.

Thats cool

Hope you do well with them the feeling of catching on something you made is awesome ...

Good luck fishing and keep us posted on how you do on them..

thanks for sharing

Great job! You should definitely do some damage in the water with those. What happened to the brush????

Thanks guys.

Hopefully I'll catch on these. To be honest with you though I'd be just as happy catching on something of yours. Or anything really, for that matter.

I just started Striper fishing last spring and haven't landed a fish yet so at this point I'll take whatever I can get.

Joe,

I'm not sure what happened to the brush. We were working with a cheapie my buddy (jfv1) picked up at Harbor Freight and it wasn't a great tool to begin with. A few too many late nights saw it dropped a time too many and now it just spits paint reagrdless of what we do.

If we get back into this in the spring we'll have to throw in together and pick up a better brush but this was the best we could afford this year.

Sounds like the needle point is bent or there is some paint build-up around the point. You may have done this already but play around with the paint consistancy and air pressure, you may be able to salvage the brush till you get another one. and most importantly make sure you clean it out regularly. Sometimes that's all a lower end brush needs.

Joe,

I'm not sure what happened to the brush. We were working with a cheapie my buddy (jfv1) picked up at Harbor Freight and it wasn't a great tool to begin with. A few too many late nights saw it dropped a time too many and now it just spits paint reagrdless of what we do.

If we get back into this in the spring we'll have to throw in together and pick up a better brush but this was the best we could afford this year.[/quote]

good looking stuff. now its time to go fish them good luck .