Touching up the deeks
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Typical Buck
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Touching up the deeks
I use Feather Flex decoys and have for years. After they have been folded and unfolded a number of times the paint starts to come off. I use magic markers to freshen up the colors on the heads. Anyone else have any tips on this subject?
Mac
Mac
#2
RE: Touching up the deeks
Spray paint ... the birds can't smell anyways , heres another trick I learned awhile back .
Get some liquid soap the kind you blow bubbles with , using a brush or rag spread the soap on your decoy.
You'll be surprised how it takes the irredentsent glowto them.
Get some liquid soap the kind you blow bubbles with , using a brush or rag spread the soap on your decoy.
You'll be surprised how it takes the irredentsent glowto them.
#3
RE: Touching up the deeks
ORIGINAL: RDHunter
Spray paint ... the birds can't smell anyways , heres another trick I learned awhile back .
Get some liquid soap the kind you blow bubbles with , using a brush or rag spread the soap on your decoy.
You'll be surprised how it takes the irredentsent glowto them.
Spray paint ... the birds can't smell anyways , heres another trick I learned awhile back .
Get some liquid soap the kind you blow bubbles with , using a brush or rag spread the soap on your decoy.
You'll be surprised how it takes the irredentsent glowto them.
spudrow
After they have been folded and unfolded a number of times the paint starts to come off.
After they have been folded and unfolded a number of times the paint starts to come off.
#4
RE: Touching up the deeks
Yea Frank ... I know , he also said that he was using magic markers to touch them up.
I guess he could usethat Testors modling paint to touch them up , but I think it would be easyer to use spray paint.
I guess he could usethat Testors modling paint to touch them up , but I think it would be easyer to use spray paint.