Spike It Jig-N-Coat Powder Paint 2oz Hot Pink

Custom jig painting doesn't have to be complicated or messy. Spike-It's Jig-N-Coat powder paint is a non-flammable coating system designed to give your jig heads, spoons, and metal lures a durable, professional finish in hot pink or any of dozens of other colors. Unlike traditional liquid paints that chip and peel, the high-gloss powder coating bonds directly to heated metal, creating a single resilient layer that resists worm damage and holds up to repeated casts and hard use. Whether you're tying custom walleye jigs, walleye spoons, or finesse presentations, this is the fast, economical way to dial in the exact color and finish your local patterns demand.

Application is straightforward: heat your lure to about 350 degrees using a lighter, torch, or oven, dip it into the powder, and let the coating melt and set as it cools. The gloss finish forms instantly. For maximum durability—especially important if you're using jig heads with weed guards—cure the finished lure in a 350-degree oven for 15 minutes (or 250 degrees for 25 minutes). You can layer multiple colors for custom multi-tone patterns, or blend powders together on the fly to create shades that don't come straight from the bottle. That flexibility is what makes Jig-N-Coat a favorite among serious jig tiers who want to match local forage or experiment with presentation without breaking the bank.

This 2-ounce container delivers enough powder for dozens of lures, and since the coating doesn't require a primer or multiple applications, your materials go a long way. Clean-up is simple—excess powder shakes right off, and there's no solvent smell or flammability to worry about in the garage or at the vise.

Key Features

• Non-flammable powder coating for safe application and storage
• Durable, high-gloss finish more resilient than liquid paint
• Single-coat application eliminates need for primers or multiple layers
• Worm-proof coating stands up to teeth and handling
• Blendable colors allow custom mixing for unlimited finish options
• 2 oz. volume covers numerous jigs and metal lures
• Simple heat-and-dip application method

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What lures can I paint with Jig-N-Coat powder?

Jig-N-Coat is designed for jig heads, spoons, and other metal lures. The powder adheres to heated metal, so any metal lure you can heat to 350 degrees is a candidate.

How do I apply the powder coat?

Preheat your lure to about 350 degrees using a lighter, torch, or oven. Immediately dip it into the powder, remove it, and shake off excess. The coating will melt onto the lure in seconds 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 your jig has a weed guard).

Can I mix colors or create multi-tone finishes?

Yes. The powder colors can be blended together to create custom shades, and you can apply multiple colors in sequence to the same lure for multi-tone patterns.

How much coverage does a 2 oz. container provide?

One 2 oz. container delivers enough powder to coat dozens of jigs and metal lures, depending on size.