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Wednesday Caste
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Glass Bow bitin'
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November 30, 2008, 11:40:00 PM »
Some 30 years ago, I shot an all glass IA bow. It now has a few spots w/ very tiny glass splinters that bites ya just when you least expect it. Tried to steel wool them but they just catch the wool. Can I cover the bow w/some poly or is there another way to remove them?
Thanks for your help.
Quinn
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Thy word [is] a lamp unto my feet, and a light unto my path. Psalms 119:105
Gracious God; wonderful wife; 2 beautiful kids; bamboo fly rods; recurve bows; and a 57 Chevy. Life is a blessing.
Bear Kodiak Hunter 58" 46#; Ben Pearson Colt 62" 45#
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Re: Glass Bow bitin'
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November 30, 2008, 11:49:00 PM »
Sand the affected areas smooth then finish over it. Sand with 150 grit. Poly should work. Chad
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Wednesday Caste
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Re: Glass Bow bitin'
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Wow Chad that was quick. Thanks.
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Gracious God; wonderful wife; 2 beautiful kids; bamboo fly rods; recurve bows; and a 57 Chevy. Life is a blessing.
Bear Kodiak Hunter 58" 46#; Ben Pearson Colt 62" 45#
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