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    All Things Flocking

    The pintail mallard crosses are ready for paint. I've been scratching my head about the color of the cape on the cross, It's kind of mallard drakeish, I went with black enamel and goose grey flocking and it will at least give me a decent base to work with the airbrush. I did a little more...
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    All Things Flocking

    I did a little blend flocking on some Pintail /mallard crosses today. Blend flocking is when I can use the same color of flocking over two different colors of enamel. Grey on the flank and brown on the chest give a nice base for the airbrush without leaving a seam. I have three more days of...
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    October workbench

    I've started tooling the feathers on this Ross' goose. This project was interesting, I got the dimensions of the neck band and built a goose around it.
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    All Things Flocking

    As far as high tech, at one point we had designed a flocking booth that would have shortened the dusting process and contain the flocking much better, but once I moved my shop back home I didn't have the space. The big deal with flocking is painting the glue on, that's what takes time and there...
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    Paint job

    There are several guys on here capable of a first rate paint job. You might want to post this on the main forum. Most of the cork and wood guys seem to hang out there.
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    All Things Flocking

    I put flocking on 40 decoys this morning by noon, some full coats, some second coats like the chest of a mallard drake. This is a photo of my high tech flocking set up. A kitchen sieve and a plastic tub, of course normally I'd be covered up with a respirator and goggles. The fishing shirt is...
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    October workbench

    I finished up the pigeon and dove designs. It's a lot heavier detail than I would do on my own decoys.
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    All Things Flocking

    you may need to play around with a single decoy. I've heard oxyclean is good, but haven't tried it myself. We have lots of issues with moss leaving a ring around the bottom of decoys here on the snake river. I've never done much more than spray them off in my shop sink with hot water. We...
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    All Things Flocking

    It really changes things when you are flocking your own decoys. I always put my newly flocked decoys in plastic bags and then slot bags for the first trip, they come home doubled up in the slots, no plastic bags and we don't worry much about it the rest of the season. I know William is pretty...
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