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Meaning?
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All paints are not created equal lets leave it at that.
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i use the dollar spraypaint at walmart. flat black. i use the dollar gloss white on the beaks, and spray several across the back to look like blackjacks.
you can also spray the cheap clear gloss on old decoys and it will bring back the color and not be too shiney. i do this to 100-150 decoys every year, it's as cheap as i know how, and it kills ducks. good luck. |
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What would you suggest?
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First of all use 2 coats of Kilz primer
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maybe sherwin williams? lol
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I hope that's a joke, decoys don't need to be perfect.
If they are close enough to see imperfections they need to get whacked. I used decoys half covered in mud this past season and didn't have any problems getting my limits. |
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We've used milk jugs and 2 liters before black and white paint is all you need. They all look like dark dots on the water from the air and that's enough for them to come take a look then you bag em brotha
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I wouldn't mind having a copy as well if you don't mind. Bjl3386@gmail.com Thanks |
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