This ad ran in the September 1984 issue of Breakthrough Magazine and featured a Paint Schedule for the Best in World Walleye by Alan Gaston. The text from this ad is reprinted below:

Master Paint Systems
Manufacturers of:
Polytranspar AIRBRUSH SYSTEMS

Paint Schedule for Best in World Walleye
By World Champion Alan Gaston -- Burnsville, MN

1. Even up faded skin areas and fillers to match skin. (I use 3 parts chocolate brown FP70 to 1 part black FP30), also, highlight markings along back (black FP30).
2. Superhide White FP10 -- paint mouth, belly, gill cover and throat latch, areas around lips, between rays* on pelvic and anal fins, and tips of pelvic, anal and tail, mist dorsal.
3. Sparkling White Pearl FP400 -- paint lips*, jaw, lower half of cheek*, and lower part of belly to blend in with white.
4. Bright yellow FP260 -- mist pectoral fins, paint markings on dorsal and tail fin and lightly down rays on pelvic fins.
5. Flesh (mix 20 drops of white FP10, 1 drop red FP160, 2 drops yellow ochre FP141) paint lips*, lower portion of cheek*, middle of anal fin*.
6. Bright Yellow FP260 & Shimmering Gold FP442 -- (We jokingling call this Gaston Yellow because I use this on many different species, bass and sunfish especially -- nice color!) -- Mix equal parts of bright yellow FP260 and shimmering gold FP442 and paint markings on head, cheek and body (apint each scale on body that has a white spot on it). Mist dorsal fins and tail. I usually come down the side of the fish with chocolate brown FP70 after the yellow-gold scales are painted. I didn't do that too much on mine because I caught it ice fishing and they are a little more pale in this condition.
7. Transpar Orange FP380 -- Mist over pink to give fleshy look, mist over rays on pelvic fins.
8. Light Transpar Green FP350 -- Mist along back.
9. Dark Brown -- 3 parts chocolate brown FP70, 1 part black FP30 -- Darken top of fhis and blend head in.
10. Black FP30 -- Spray leading edges of pectoral, second dorsal and tail at extreme angle and darken trailing edges on second dorsal and tail. Also, last two webs on dorsal.
11. Gold Toner FP360 -- medium spray on head, back, lips & cheek.
12. Gloss -- Competition Wet Look FP241. One coat.

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• POLYTRANSPAR PAINT SYSTEM
• LIQUITEX ARTISTS ACRYLICS
• TOHICKON GLASS EYES
• PAASCHE AIRBRUSH EQUIPMENT
• CARVING & TAXIDERMY TOOLS
• HABITAT MATERIALS
• COLOR MATCHING SYSTEM
• HIDE PASTE
• CRITTER CLAY
• GAME FISH I.D. CHARTS
• FOREDON TOOL SETS
• DEGREASER
• JIM HALL FISH FLESHER

Join the BLUE RIBBON Crowd! The 1984 N.T.A. National Competition in Montgomery was one of the toughest competitions ever judged -- with only three Blue Ribbons awarded to fish. Of those three...

ALL THREE were painted with Polytranspar!

TOM SEXTON of Milton, Florida won 2 Blue Ribbons with a Bream and a Spade Fish. MATT THOMPSON of Lovejoy, Georgia took First Place with his Largemouth Bass. VIRTUALLY ALL OF THE TOP COMPETITION WINNERS OF THE PAST THREE YEARS HAVE BEEN PAINTED EXCLUSIVELY WITH POLYTRANSPAR PAINTS!

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