I painting a few and did back in early summer. I wanted to give them lots of time for the smell to hopefully not be to bad. I'm kinda worried about using these for k9 and bobcats but we will see.
The one thing that I would recommend when working with paint thinner, wear a respirator, seeing your boy without a respirator just had me cringing, because it is toxic.
Great work. Your boy is really involved with you. I like watching him in the videos with his Dad.
Thanks 👍
1 to 1 works like a charm. I use rustoleum implement paint in black. Tough stuff.
Good information. As always love the content.
thanks
Thanks ! Great video as always !
Oil base paints over time has petroleum evaporate. No smell. I have done this for years and caught a truck load of coyotes. Works. GRIZ
Thanks for the info, great idea
No problem!
Very helpful.
Glad to hear!
we have been using rattle can rustoleum spray paint on the water sets . great tip on your mix .
thanks !
Can’t get any simpler 👍
Lol...that's me...simple as can be
I painting a few and did back in early summer. I wanted to give them lots of time for the smell to hopefully not be to bad. I'm kinda worried about using these for k9 and bobcats but we will see.
I do the same thing but I hang them from the jaws. If you hang them from the chain the pan flops up and sticks to the jaws.
good tip !
Thata a interesting way to go it
Is there any places in NB to get traps
yep, long creek trapping supplies, just outside Fredericton
After you de grease your traps is it necessary to paint them or wax them, can I use use it just after de grease it?
Does this make the springs work slower?
Nope not a bit
The one thing that I would recommend when working with paint thinner, wear a respirator, seeing your boy without a respirator just had me cringing, because it is toxic.
you do your dog proofs the same way ?
Painting traps just seems wrong.