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Main Boards => PowWow => Topic started by: Rustic on March 01, 2012, 08:59:00 PM
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I like the looks of a feather on a wooden shaft.
Are there any clear arrow wraps on the market? If not, any ideas would be greatly appreciated. Thanks
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Onestringer (at the top of this page) sells clear. I use em and they work great.
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3rivers sells them too
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Silly Question..... Whats the Point?? :confused: Just Glue the Feathers to the Shaft and call it Done! of Course, just My 2 Cents Worth. :goldtooth:
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Why not just skip putting any stain on that section of the arrow and seal with your clear coat, then fletch like you normally would? I guess I'm just not understanding the purpose of clear wraps on wood arrows.
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Originally posted by Mike Vines:
Why not just skip putting any stain on that section of the arrow and seal with your clear coat, then fletch like you normally would? I guess I'm just not understanding the purpose of clear wraps on wood arrows.
I've never worked with wooden arrows before and I dont want to damage the shaft when its time to replace the feathers. JMHO
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I've used clear wraps on Beman, GT and CE woodgrain arrows before. They do look good, but the main reason is refletching. I use superglue to fletch with, and if you have ever tried to scrape it off a carbon shaft, it totally sucks! :banghead:
All my wraps, clear and colors come from onestringer.
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Heck, by the time it's ready to refletch, you will be bored with those and ready to make a new set. Just make 6 at a time.
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I Agree with Mike! Making them is 3/4 of the Fun of Shooting Woodies!!
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Just found what I was looking for at ONESTRINGER.
Thanks for the feedback,
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I use them sometimes on carbon for ease of refletching. I have never used them on wood