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Main Boards => The Bowyer's Bench => Topic started by: BenBow on December 07, 2016, 06:35:00 PM
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Well I cleaned up the stippling on my bow, sanded down to wood, taped it off, and sprayed 4 coats of black Performix plasti dip. It will need to cure for 24 hours before I will shoot the bow to see if it will hold up. Looks and feels good though.
(http://i.imgur.com/g6FgBPl.jpg?1)
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I used the same product in clear on a bow and it wore off very quickly. But I did find a great use for what was left in the can. My LaCross boots with neopreme uppers were leaking. Spray several coats on the neopreme and no leaks now.
James
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Thanks for the info James
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I sprayed a butt pad I made for a rifle with bedliner. Staying well and has a rubbery sorta rough grip. Yours looks great Galen!
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May try bedliner if this doesn't hold up
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That looks great! Keep us updated on how well it holds up. We need to think of some more stuff for you to test out.
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Maybe should be called "the bowyer's lab" instead of bench. :)
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Your experimentation and follow up with the community is greatly appreciated!
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It's fun for me, I just hope it helps others.
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Very helpful stuff :thumbsup:
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Originally posted by kennym:
I sprayed a butt pad I made for a rifle with bedliner.
Bedliner is like hot sauce .... I put that s*** on everything. Lol.
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I sprayed a Quinn riser with bed liner for my brother...looks and holding up good..
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Looks nice, Ben.
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Originally posted by LittleBen:
Originally posted by kennym:
I sprayed a butt pad I made for a rifle with bedliner.
Bedliner is like hot sauce .... I put that s*** on everything. Lol. [/b]
I'll keep that in mind and see if it works on ferel cats LOL
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How's the grip holding up?
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So far OK but I've been busy getting ready to head to south Texas and haven' been shooting much. I'll probably try some bedliner when I get back.