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Author Topic: I Stepped on My Bow  (Read 1328 times)

Offline DeerSpotter

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I Stepped on My Bow
« on: January 01, 2007, 08:05:00 PM »
When I was coming out of the woods on the last night of hunting, I had my things piled up with my pack ready to come out of the woods, I didn't notice but my bow had fallen off the top of my pack,

And I stepped on it !   :mad:  

The Finnish peels off like it's dried glue that's really old, the bow is only two years old.  Can I taken and sand off the finish and redo it?

What would be the best to use ?   And can I purchase just a small amount?  I would like to do it is dull finish just like it is.  I don't want it shiny  The wood on both sides is bamboo.  It's a custom bow, John McDonald.  I've thought about sending it back to him and letting him do it.  But I would like to put a little more durable finish on it than that.

What was underneath it was grass and snow, and I have soft rubber boots, I didn't step down hard because I noticed it right away and let up with my foot.  But I'd like to put a little more durable finish on it.  This just scrapes off with your fingernail.

Also were is a good place to get it from.  Or is it better to have somebody else do it, I've never done it before.

Give me some suggestions please.


Thanks

Carl
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Offline Dalebow

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Re: I Stepped on My Bow
« Reply #1 on: January 01, 2007, 08:34:00 PM »
Have the bowyer inspect it and refinish it, that way it is done the same all over.  No big deal I dropped mine in gravel the day I got it....It happens

Offline Danny Rowan

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Re: I Stepped on My Bow
« Reply #2 on: January 01, 2007, 11:07:00 PM »
Is it a selfbow? sounds like parrifin wax as a finish.

Danny
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