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Transcript of PARKER’S MALLARD HEN Drake and Hen.pdfPARKER’S MALLARD HEN These instructions are intended for...
PARKER’S MALLARD HENThese instructions are intended for general working decoys. Decoy size, shape & texture may vary, so adapt your technique accordingly. Before painting, prepare the decoy surface by sanding or cleaning to remove encrusted dirt, scale & loose paint. Use wood patch or filler to patch cracks, checks & shot pellet damage. Be sure the head is secure before painting. All other decoys with the exception of Styrofoam or blow-up decoys, prime with a universal primer. Styrofoam or blow-up decoys can be primed with the decoy paint body color. Be sure that the primer is completely dry before applying paint. Stir paint well before using. Deep or dark decoy colors may need multiple coats to ensure a solid tone. Allow each coat or color to dry before applying subsequent coats. Do not thin decoy paint if brushing. Thin sparingly—10% maximum—if applied with an airbrush or spraying. If thinning is required, paint thinner or mineral spirits is recommended. Jars of decoy paint may form a thin skin on top, remove this before stirring. Before storing Parker’s decoy paints, place a small amount of paint thinner or mineral spirits in container, secure lid as tight as possible & store container upside down.
Painting procedure for Mallard Hen. Paint the entire decoy with #8 Tan. Allow to dry completely. Using a soft pencil, lightly sketch in the various sections as shown.
Section A. (Upper tail coverts) Shade heavily #4 Bison Brown Section G: (Chest & side feather borders) Shade #4 Bison BrownSection B. (Primaries) Shade heavily #4 Bison Brown Section H: (Wing patch) Paint #7 Blue-solid coatSection C: (Back & wings) Shade heavily #4 Bison Brown Section I: (Wing patch border) Paint #2 White-solid coatSection D. (Feather border on back & wings) Outline/heavily shade edge with #4 Bison Brown Section J: (Tail feather borders) Edge with #2 White-solid coatSection E: (Forehead, crown & hind neck) Shade #4 Bison Brown-solid coat Section K: (Bill) Paint #10 Cedar Brown-solid coatSection F: (Eye shadow) Shade #4 Bison Brown-solid coat Section L: (Bill nail, nostrils & mouth line) Paint #5 Black-solid coat
Manufactured since 1875 by PARKER’S, P.O. Box 10886, Green Bay, WI 54307-0886 1-800-236-9676 www.parkercoatings.com
SEC C#4 BISON BROWN
SEC E#4 BISON BROWN
SEC F#4 BISON BROWN
SEC K#10 CEDAR BROWN
SEC L#5 BLACK
SEC G#4 BISON BROWN
SEC D#4 BISON BROWN
SEC B#4 BISON BROWN
SEC H#7 BLUE
SEC I#2 WHITE
SEC J#2 WHITE
SEC A#4 BISON BROWN
SEC A#4 BISON BROWN SEC L
#5 BLACK
SEC K#10 CEDAR
BROWN
SEC E#4 BISON BROWN
SEC G#4 BISON BROWN
SEC B#4 BISON BROWN
SEC C#4 BISON BROWN
SEC H#7 BLUE
SEC J#2 WHITE
The photos are reproduced from a digital image. The colors may vary in sheen or finish from actual product in the container. The final finish results may vary with surface (ex: wood species, plastic or foam). Test a sample area to ensure satisfaction.
PARKER’S MALLARD DRAKEThese instructions are intended for general working decoys. Decoy size, shape & texture may vary, so adapt your technique accordingly. Before painting, prepare the decoy surface by sanding or cleaning to remove encrusted dirt, scale & loose paint. Use wood patch or filler to patch cracks, checks & shot pellet damage. Be sure the head is secure before painting. All other decoys with the exception of Styrofoam or blow-up decoys, prime with a universal primer. Styrofoam or blow-up decoys can be primed with the decoy paint body color. Be sure that the primer is completely dry before applying paint. Stir paint well before using. Deep or dark decoy colors may need multiple coats to ensure a solid tone. Allow each coat or color to dry before applying subsequent coats. Do not thin decoy paint if brushing. Thin sparingly—10% maximum—if applied with an airbrush or spraying. If thinning is required, paint thinner or mineral spirits is recommended. Jars of decoy paint may form a thin skin on top, remove this before stirring. Before storing Parker’s decoy paints, place a small amount of paint thinner or mineral spirits in container, secure lid as tight as possible & store container upside down.
Painting procedure for Mallard Drake. Paint the entire decoy with #2 White. Allow to dry completely. Lightly sketch in the various sections as shown in picture using a soft pencil. Take care to avoid painting over white neck ring & wing patch area when painting surrounding areas.
Section A. (Upper tail coverts & upper flank) Paint #5 Black Section I: (Cheek, forehead, back of head, hind neck, eye shadow) Shade lightlySection B. (Side primaries) Paint #4 Bison Brown #5 Black as illustrated.Section C: (Chest) Shade edges at sides for irregular effect #3 Brown Section J: (Collar ring) (#2 White already)Section D: (Wing patch) Paint #7 Blue Section K: (Tail border) Edge #2 WhiteSection E: (Back) Heavy shading #4 Bison Brown Section L: (Wing patch border) Edge #2 WhiteSection F: (Wing) Light shading #4 Bison Brown Section M: (Bill) Paint #11 Green GoldSection G: (Head & neck) Paint #1 Green. Take care to leave collar Section N: (Bill nail, nostrils & mouth line) Paint #5 Black Ring area #2 White as base coat. Section O: (Back & sides) Shade feather borders using #6 Green GraySection H: (Scapulars) Lightly shade #4 Bison Brown.
Manufactured since 1875 by PARKER’S, P.O. Box 10886, Green Bay, WI 54307-0886 1-800-236-9676 www.parkercoatings.com
SEC F#4 BISON BROWN
SEC E#4 BISON BROWN
SEC A#5 BLACK
SEC K#2 WHITE
SEC A#5 BLACK
SEC L#2 WHITE SEC D
#7 BLUESEC B
#4 BISON BROWN
SEC O#6 GRAY GREEN
SEC H#4 BISON BROWN
SEC C#3 BROWN
SEC J#2 WHITE
SEC I#5 BLACK
SEC N#5 BLACK
SEC M#11 GREEN GOLD
SEC G#1 GREEN SEC A
#5 BLACK
SEC H#4 BISON BROWN SEC B
#4 BISON BROWN
SEC G#1 GREEN
SEC M#11 GREEN GOLD
SEC I#5 BLACK
SEC E#4 BISON BROWN
SEC O#6 GREEN GRAY
SEC F#4 BISON BROWN
SEC L#2 WHITE
SEC K#2 WHITE
SEC D#7 BLUE
The photos are reproduced from a digital image. The colors may vary in sheen or finish from actual product in the container. The final finish results may vary with surface (ex: wood species, plastic or foam). Test a sample area to ensure satisfaction.