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Orion
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Bow refinishing questions
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June 08, 2008, 11:17:00 PM »
Picked up a Bear mag riser takedown camo painted. I want to clean it up. It's easy enough to get the paint off the riser with denatured alcohol, but it barely touches the several coats of paint on the limbs. Any suggestions for what I might use to get the paint off the limbs without damaging the finish underneath? Also, appreciate recommendations for refinishing the riser. Spray paint doesn't seem terribly durable. Is there some kind of annodizing process that might work?
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June 09, 2008, 08:20:00 AM »
I would sand the finish off of the limbs and refinish them. I would use spmething like rustoleum to spray the riser. It is very durable in my opinion. Primer is the key and proper drying time. You could also have it powder coated or use a 2 part automotive paint on it. Know anybody who does body work?
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June 09, 2008, 09:46:00 PM »
Don't know what powder coating is, exactly. Does it result in a flat, kind of gritty finish? I like that idea. Mainly I just want it to be tough and scratch resistant.
I do plan to sand the limbs when I get most of the paint off. I'm hoping that will get rid of the last vestages of paint caught in sanding marks from the last refinish job. Found some stuff called Goof Off, which is working, but it's pretty harsh stuff.
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You could use auto undercoating spray for the riser its about the toughest thing out of a spray can, and its at every auto parts store.
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