I am working on a new style of finish for wood arrows and here how the first round came out.
Its sort of marbleizing on the shafts to create a camo/different look.
I have several different themes/styles, but wanted to get some opinions from fella shooters.
(http://www.fulldrawarchery.com/forums/gallery/2_02_06_09_10_44_41.jpg)
thems purdy arras :) :thumbsup: :thumbsup:
That's cool! Is it a dip or spread on of some kind? Big question for me is will it work on aluminum? I have to shoot those garish purple and blue light Eastons because they stopped making the Legacy and camo in 1716...
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Almost look too nice to shoot. Fine work.
They look unquestionably great.
Well done.
Look sweet,nice color combo,thumbs up!
Thanks fellas, just trying to gauge what people think because I am working on building arrow for folks for some extra mason jar money.
Dick the materials i use couldn't be used on aluminum, but I suspect they;d be something out there that would.
Those look really good. :thumbsup: :thumbsup:
Those look really good. :thumbsup: :thumbsup:
i would buy them
ok ok....cmon now! what is it? I think they look really nice. Kind of like a Walnut burl.
Can you do it to arrows already fletched? only to wood? can carbons be finished like that?
Let us know how much and what to do...better get a bigger mason jar. :bigsmyl: :thumbsup:
I'll take a dozen 11/32 at 28" long. :D They Look Great!
... mike ...
very nice! post up some close ups if you can... :thumbsup:
Oh Yeah!!! :thumbsup: I shoot carbons---but I'd buy those for the self-bow i'm gonna make!!
ben
They look outstanding. I'd hate to try to find them in the woods, but I suppose that's part of the point. :-D