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Post by Buckshot06 on Nov 20, 2007 18:47:59 GMT -5
I have also tried using wraps and had no problem with them. That is untill I shot a deer with them. I could only get one pass through shot with them on a target or deer then the wrap and vanes would bunch up and then I would have to strip the arrow and reflech them. Seemed to me a very co$tly only getting one shot.
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Post by ngabowhunter on Jan 10, 2008 12:56:39 GMT -5
I like the wraps also, they are very easy to apply and the platinum works fine. And what I really like about them is they are easy to remove with a hair dryer and I just use 97% alcohol to remove the adhesive. You might can go to your local sign shop and get the vinyl for free, I just use a 1 x 4 , like a blazer wrap. ask if they have any scraps. you need 2 mil. Or you can get pretty ones cheap here or at AT. pm me for any help. Good luck
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Post by horizontalhunter on Jan 10, 2008 15:43:06 GMT -5
This is another option using lacquer paint. It is easy to get off when re-fletching by using some acetone and weighs far less than an arrow wrap. I use the Loctite super glue gel and it works great for me. I tried the Bohning Fletchtite Platinum but it reacts with the paint. Below is a link that shows the process. Bob www.texastrackers.com/Videos/Arrows.wmv |
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