Spike It Jig-N-Coat Powder Paint 2oz Black
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The Spike-It Jig-N-Coat Powder Paint in Black is a specialized coating system designed for anglers who want to customize jig heads, spoons, and other metal lures with a durable, professional finish. Unlike traditional liquid paints, this 2oz powder coating creates a single, tough layer that's more resilient than standard paint applications—meaning your custom lure finishes will hold up to the rigors of fishing without chipping or peeling easily.
What makes powder coating attractive for lure customization is its worm-proof formula and high-gloss finish that requires only one coat to achieve full coverage. The application process is straightforward: heat your lure to around 350 degrees using a lighter, torch, or oven, then immediately dip it into the powder and let gravity do the work. The coating melts onto the metal surface in seconds, leaving behind a glossy, smooth finish as it cools. For maximum durability, you can cure the finished lure in a 350-degree oven for 15 minutes (or 250 degrees for 25 minutes if your jig includes a weed guard).
Anglers who tie their own lures or refresh old patterns appreciate the flexibility and economy of powder paint systems. The Black colorway is a classic choice for bass, pike, and saltwater applications, and since Spike-It powders can be mixed together or layered for multi-tone effects, this single container opens the door to creating your own signature finishes.
Key Features
- Non-flammable powder coating formula
- Worm-proof, durable finish that resists chipping
- High-gloss appearance with single-coat coverage
- Simple heat-and-dip application method
- Mixes with other Spike-It colors for custom blends
- 2 oz. container
Specifications
| Product | Jig-N-Coat Powder Paint |
| Color | Black |
| Size | 2 oz. |
| Type | Powder coating |
| Flammability | Non-flammable |
| Application Heat | 350°F (or 250°F for 25 min with weed guards) |
| Cure Time | 15 minutes at 350°F |
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I use Spike-It Powder Paint on any type of lure?
Jig-N-Coat works best on metal lures and jig heads. The application method relies on heating the lure itself, so it's ideal for metal surfaces. Always ensure your lure can safely withstand heating to 350 degrees.
What's the best way to apply Jig-N-Coat powder paint?
Preheat your lure to 350 degrees using a cigarette lighter, torch, or oven for a few seconds. Immediately dip the hot lure into the Black powder and remove it, shaking off excess coating. The powder will melt and form a glossy finish as it cools. For extra durability, cure in a 350-degree oven for 15 minutes, or 250 degrees for 25 minutes if the jig has a weed guard.
Can I mix this Black powder with other Spike-It colors?
Yes—Spike-It powders can be mixed together to create custom colors, or you can apply multiple colors in layers for multi-tone finishes. This gives you flexibility to develop signature patterns and designs.
Is Jig-N-Coat flammable?
No, Jig-N-Coat is a non-flammable powder coating, making it safer to handle and apply than traditional liquid paints.
