Couldn't take it, went out and glued the overlays on.
Remember the line we squared across limb, I have a combo square that is about 7/8" across blade. I put it on line and cut other side of square lightly and peel tape. If you are uncomfortable with that, take the tape off farther back(always peel any tape off from riser to tip to keep splinters away) and put a pc across the other way, I put one on like that anyway, 2 pcs make it easier to rough up without tearing the tape...
Here we have it double taped and sanded to get good glue adhesion. Note the narrow pc of presanded phenolic on bench, gotta use up the scraps somewhere!!
The center of bow, same deal for overlays...
I use the sanding block on the big spots, hand sand next to tape. The block flattens any imperfections on the glass so the overlay can lay down nice...
Note the spot that didn't sand, this is no good. keep sanding! (I left that for the pics.)
Blow all surfaces free of dust before gluing...
Gluing on the riser back overlay, the riser cutouts work really well for holding the ends down. I use plastic sometimes wrapped around them so they don't glue to riser.
The brown phenolic is a pressure strip to spread the clamp pressure out somewhat.
I'm using Loctite CA from Wally W today, EA-40 sands and blends into limb glass a bit easier. ..
Now for a tip, bevel the 1st pc as it makes it easier to blend to limb. The 2nd I never get lined up that well if I bevel it, so I don't anymore...
I use 2 pcs of 1/16" phenolic, almost always black....
I used 1 black glass at .040" and one bocote to match riser also at .040"
Sometimes I put more on but this riser is going to be plenty deep back to belly anyway...
Maybe do belly riser overlays tomorrow eve, then I will be done with overlays and the shaping of riser and weight reduction begins....