Pro-Tec Powder Paint

Imagine a paint with virtually no odor, no drying time, no solvents and no mixing. Now imagine a brilliant, super-durable high gloss finish in seconds! These qualities, coupled with a spectrum of 34 colors to choose from, have made Pro-Tec Powder Paint the obvious choice for thousands of tackle manufacturers and consumers worldwide.

A paint that requires no primer coat and no gloss coat translates into more money in your pocket. In fact, 1 lb. of Pro-Tec Powder Paint will cover over 3,000 of your 3/8 oz. jigs. For the manufacturer, that means paying less than 1/2 cent per jig based on the 5 lb. price. Combine that with a painting process that takes less than 20 minutes from start to finish and you’ve got an unbeatable product. One coat of Pro-Tec Glow Overcoat will increase glow properties of CS Coatings’ Pro-Tec Standard Glow powders. - Read Tech Tab for Instructions

Retail packaged in 2 oz. jars as well as a hangable 2 oz. clam pack. Also available by the pound for manufacturers.

CS Coatings Powder Paint Features

• Super high gloss
  
• One-coat coverage with no white primer needed
  
• No drying time
  
• Non-flammable and environmentally safe
  
• Will not dry out
  
• No mixing or settling
  
• No odor
  
• Easy cleanup

• Stir settled powder to make it fluffy and light.

• Some have found that working out of a small round bowl allows for easier
• application. To apply PRO-TEC POWDER PAINT to jigs, hold the jig by
• the hook with your fingers. Preheat jigs by rotating through the flame
• of a torch or your gas range using a small flame. Hook will stay cool.
• Rotate jig in the blue part of flame for 2 seconds for 1/16 oz. jigs,
• 4 seconds for 1/4 oz. jigs, and so on. You may also preheat jigs in
• a 325 degree F oven for 15 minutes or use a cigarette lighter.

• Once hot, quickly swish the jig through light powder with a side to side motion to cover the entire surface. Do not dip or push jigs into power.

• Remove IMMEDIATELY. The surface will then melt and gloss over. If the
• jig smokes, reduce the preheat time slightly. If the jig appears powdery
• and dry, increase the preheat time. Continue to keep the powder loose
• and fluffy between painting.

• Your jigs are now ready for use. However, curing the lure

• will produce an extremely durable, chip resistant finish. Jigs may be
• "cured' by hanging them in an oven at 350 degrees F for 15 minutes.
• Allow a few minutes for your jigs to get up to temperature. Lures with
• weed guards should be cured at 250 degrees F for 25 minutes. Always open
• the eye of the hook with a sharp object before curing.
  

• EYES
  

• Eyes can be painted on jigs using CS Coatings liquid vinyl
• lure and jig finish. Use non-fluorescent colors such as black, red or
• yellow. If curing the jigs, eyes must be painted on afterward.
  

• TWO TONE JIGS
  

• Two tone jigs can also be painted by dipping powder painted
• jigs in liquid vinyl paint for the second color. Since the jig now
• contains two coats of paint, there may be a tendency to drip if cured.
  

• METAL FLARE GLITTER
  

• Metal flare glitter is specially formulated for our powder
• paints and can add a new dimension to your lures. Mix approximately 1
• part metalflake to every 10 parts of CLEAR GLOSS powder paint (adjust
• ratio to achieve desired results).

• Immediately after applying PRO-TEC color coat, swish the

• still hot jig back and forth through the clear powder and metalflake
• mixture. This will melt over the top of the color and produce an
• extremely deep, high gloss glitter effect.
  

• REMEMBER:

• The powder painting technique may take a few tries to attain a desirable

• finish. But with a little practice, you'll be saving time and money
• while creating a product of the highest quality.

• • Always keep powder
  • paint loose and fluffy.
  • Use a swishing motion to cover lures completely.
  • Remove jigs from
  • powder IMMEDIATELY.
  • Experiment with preheating time for best results.
  • ALWAYS STORE POWDER
  • BELOW 75 degrees F!