justbass

i have fished mine after a day and a half and didn't have any problems what so ever.when i first put it in the water i kept checking it after a couples cast with my hands to see if anything was going on and it was fine.so i guess if you are letting them sit for a couple days then i don't believe you will have any problems.i do like the shine and i have just finished clearing four more baits and i put four coats on them,the reason i did this is because i put some flake in the second coat.after the fourth coat or as i was appling it u really had to look close to see where you were spraying because the shine was in full swing.for me this is the best way to get a good shiny finish,and also the fastest way.

just posted three pictures in the gallery of two cranks and a trap i painted and shot with the auto clear.these are the second batch of paints i've done so i'm still learning and trying to figure out all the little quirks of airbrushing.

just to say hi to everyone here.i've been reading alot on here and really liked the idea of spraying auto clear and i purchased the one rayburn guy posted and i really liked the way it worked and i applied two heavy wet coats and it came out beautiful.for me it works great.one day i will post one i think is worthy but for now i'm just admiring all of your work.