I have and old Indian bow, #45, nice wooden riser. The problem is that the top of one limb has a broken spot in the glass, splintered area about1/4 inch wide. I was wondering if it would be possible to grind off the top glass and replace with new? I could probably do so myself, but would like for someone more experienced to do so, if affordable. I dont want to spend more than the bow would be worth when repaired? All help appreciated and thanks for all replys in advance!
Just post a pic of the spot Koger
Probably have better luck gluing. it back down with super glue.
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If someone were to do that type of a job.I would think it would be near the cost of another bow.That is a major job to stripe off the old fiberglass..And then the problem of rebonding it to the old bow is another problem.Like mentioned above.....Super glue....bowdoc
Thanks guys! I have tried super glue, no dice, even put some acraglass bedding with ground fiberglas flock in it on and when strung, same results. Thanks anways guys, I reall appreciate this.
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