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#4060299 - 10/18/09 02:51 PM Mixing Powder Paints
Texas1821 Outdoorsman Registered: 06/03/08 Posts: 74	I recently got powder paints and I was wondering if you could mix two (or more colors) to get the color you want. Thanks
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#4060339 - 10/18/09 03:19 PM Re: Mixing Powder Paints [Re: Texas1821]
wtex Angler Registered: 01/06/08 Posts: 360 Loc: Midland, Texas	You sure can.
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#4061046 - 10/18/09 08:34 PM Re: Mixing Powder Paints [Re: Texas1821]
RedTopLady TFF Celebrity Registered: 10/26/04 Posts: 5425 Loc: Ellis County, Texas	Green + Pink = Orange _________________________
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#4061149 - 10/18/09 08:58 PM Re: Mixing Powder Paints [Re: wtex]
Radtexan TFF Team Angler Registered: 02/15/05 Posts: 4876 Loc: Lubbock	Originally Posted By: wtex You sure can. Yes Originally Posted By: RedTopLady Green + Pink = Orange No _________________________ "Only death will end my love affair with Texas." Bob Bullock
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#4068229 - 10/21/09 05:54 AM Re: Mixing Powder Paints [Re: Radtexan]
Jigs4Life Pro Angler Registered: 01/10/06 Posts: 580 Loc: Arlington	Originally Posted By: Radtexan Originally Posted By: wtex You sure can. Yes Originally Posted By: RedTopLady Green + Pink = Orange No That would be a "NO" I just tried mixing PINK and GREEN CHART didn't look very good at all. I just had to try and find out for my self. Not going to waste my powder to just get a certain color. I just go and buy that paticular color and save my powder. But I'm back now making my jigs again getting ready for the spawn. I'm working grave yard shift and it can get pretty slow where I'm at. But my bro-n-law put me back to work againg went out and bought me some led and some hook so he can have some ready for him when he hit the creek where he at. And I also will be to.
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#4068534 - 10/21/09 08:44 AM Re: Mixing Powder Paints [Re: Jigs4Life]
RedTopLady TFF Celebrity Registered: 10/26/04 Posts: 5425 Loc: Ellis County, Texas	Originally Posted By: Jigs4Life Originally Posted By: Radtexan Originally Posted By: wtex You sure can. Yes Originally Posted By: RedTopLady Green + Pink = Orange No That would be a "NO" I just tried mixing PINK and GREEN CHART didn't look very good at all. I just had to try and find out for my self. Not going to waste my powder to just get a certain color. I just go and buy that paticular color and save my powder. But I'm back now making my jigs again getting ready for the spawn. I'm working grave yard shift and it can get pretty slow where I'm at. But my bro-n-law put me back to work againg went out and bought me some led and some hook so he can have some ready for him when he hit the creek where he at. And I also will be to. Correction, maybe we could replace "That would be a "NO"" with that is not necessarily, maybe the shade was wrong or something. I mixed hot pink and green chart and got a definate orange, have used it and the heads it produces are orange. I would not have posted that info if it were not true. Sorry it did not work for you. But, I was just playing around. I actually the reason I tried mixing those 2 was an experiment to see if it would not mix color and produce a head with hot pink and chart. I don't mix colors, like you if I want a color I just buy that color. That mixing I did with just a spoon full of each color to see what happened. Glad you are back making your jigs, you will be ready for the spawn for sure. _________________________
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#4068572 - 10/21/09 08:57 AM Re: Mixing Powder Paints [Re: RedTopLady]
Radtexan TFF Team Angler Registered: 02/15/05 Posts: 4876 Loc: Lubbock	Sorry Gloria,I thought you were testing us I couldnt imagine those two making orange. _________________________ "Only death will end my love affair with Texas." Bob Bullock
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#4068966 - 10/21/09 10:33 AM Re: Mixing Powder Paints [Re: Radtexan]
RedTopLady TFF Celebrity Registered: 10/26/04 Posts: 5425 Loc: Ellis County, Texas	Originally Posted By: Radtexan Sorry Gloria,I thought you were testing us I couldnt imagine those two making orange. Not testing. Me either, I did not think it would make orange. I wanted a head that had both hot pink and chart properties is how I came up with that. It's not bright orange at all. Red & Yellow should make orange, per the color wheel, but maybe that is why pink and chart, pink is in the red realm and green chart might be in the yellow realm more than in the green realm. I don't know, anyway I have some orange heads from it. I am going to try red/yellow and see what happens. _________________________
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#4069230 - 10/21/09 11:38 AM Re: Mixing Powder Paints [Re: RedTopLady]
Sandwich Maker Extreme Angler Registered: 01/21/03 Posts: 1309 Loc: Wichita Falls, TX	You can have some fun with the powder by taking a small cup and putting 2 or 3 different colors in it. Don't mix it up very much. You will get a "rainbow" look...no two heads will be the same. Will it catch more fish? No. Does it give a jig tyer something else to play with? Sure.
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#4091988 - 10/28/09 07:13 AM Re: Mixing Powder Paints [Re: Sandwich Maker]
leanin post Extreme Angler Registered: 08/18/09 Posts: 2755 Loc: TEXAS	I got orange by mixing the pink and green. I know its a fact that humans see colors differently . epecially the reds. woman see reds diffrent than men do. Some folks are also colorblind and dont even realize it. that has to be the reason folks run stoplights right? would a sensible person risk thier lives just to not wait at a light for a couple of minutes? _________________________ www.centexcrappieconnection.com \ . http://www.crazyanglertackle.com Pro Staff Jigum Jigs pro staff CENTEX CRAPPIE CONNECTION 254-690-7597 Guiding on Lake Waco, Lake Belton, & Lake Stillhouse
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#4092940 - 10/28/09 11:26 AM Re: Mixing Powder Paints [Re: leanin post]
RedTopLady TFF Celebrity Registered: 10/26/04 Posts: 5425 Loc: Ellis County, Texas	How's that leaninpost? What do you mean by men see red differently than women? HUMMMMM... This redhead needs to know that answer for sure. _________________________
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#4094772 - 10/28/09 07:13 PM Re: Mixing Powder Paints [Re: RedTopLady]
leanin post Extreme Angler Registered: 08/18/09 Posts: 2755 Loc: TEXAS	they did a study and found it out , do a google on it. pretty interesting. Also, redheaded woman have very high tolerances to pain for some reason. why I dont know. _________________________ www.centexcrappieconnection.com \ . http://www.crazyanglertackle.com Pro Staff Jigum Jigs pro staff CENTEX CRAPPIE CONNECTION 254-690-7597 Guiding on Lake Waco, Lake Belton, & Lake Stillhouse
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