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skinning a Kota
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I have a new Kota longbow that I would like to have skins put on after deer season. DOes anyone offer this service?
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It is easy to do it yourself. Sand the limbs , clean the dust off, soak the skins & remove the extra water from them, Glue them one stretching them out to fit and get rid of any air bubbles. Let dry & term them up. Lightly sand & use masking tape to remove scales. Seal with Poly and Your done.
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