Hunting & Fishing Collectibles Magazine. Volume 5 Number 4. July August 2005. History and Artifacts From Americas Sporting Past (EARLIES DECOY FACTORY; MASON TEAL; FISHMASTER LURES; OLD AMMO CO. PINBACKS; HIGH END REPAINTS, 5)

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Q: How to Custom Paint Lures.
A: 1. Glue the nail to the top of the dowel so that the pointed edge sticks out. Dry it for 2 to 3 days. 2. Screw the lure onto the nail to secure it as you paint.... Read More »

Q: How to Paint Lures.
A: 1. Pour the powder paint into a small stainless steel bowl. 2. Light the candle and use the pliers to hold the lure 1 inch above the flame. Heat for 5 to 10 sec... Read More »

Q: Is fishing lure paint that glows radioactive?
A: Years ago radioactive paint was used on watch dials, but that was banned, and it has not been used for lures or watches or other common objects for years. Read More »

Q: Is fishing lure paint that glows radioactive?
A: No. As far as I know, they use phosphorescent paint. From wikipedia: Phosphorescent paint is commonly called "glow-in-the-dark" paint. It is made from phosphors... Read More »

Q: How to Paint Fishing Lures.
A: 1. Purchase an airbrush kit. A gravity feed model is recommended because it allows the paint to naturally fall into place from the cup on top of the brush, whic... Read More »