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The Super Kodiak before and after

Started by Cottonwood, July 16, 2010, 11:06:00 AM

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Cottonwood

Well I just could not stand it any longer, and removed that ugly camo job paint.

The Before:


The After:






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House

That looks fantastic!  Looks like you just gave her new life, or atleast a prettier life.


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JimB

Very nice.I was so hoping you would get that paint job off that thing.

Whip

Beautiful!  I'm really developing a "thing" for the Super K's.  That is a nice one!  :thumbsup:
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lt-m-grow

How about a little how to?

How did you get all that paint off without damaging the underlying glass, stickers, coins, nock overlays, etc.?

Nice work btw.

jess stuart

Good job, that looks fantastic.  Love the super kodiaks, they have a classic shape.

brinkwolf

Very nice,don't know why someone would camo a bow that color anyway.

JEJ

Way to go, Cottonwood, what a nice job you did taking away ugly and leaving good looking! I agree with Whip and jess stuart. I'm beginning to get that same feeling when I see a nice Super Kodiak that I get when I see a '57 Chevy, both are "classics" in my book.

 :clapper:

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The Great Jashu

Wow a 1976 Grayling built Super K was under all that goo. Nice job.
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KY..Rob

Great Job!! on the 76 Super-K Now go down to Trad History and Collecting, and look up Bowdocs Refinishing 101 thread. and get that baby looking good as new  :thumbsup:  

Rob..

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QuoteOriginally posted by lt-m-grow:
How about a little how to?

How did you get all that paint off without damaging the underlying glass, stickers, coins, nock overlays, etc.?

Nice work btw.
I'll 2nd that    :thumbsup:    :thumbsup:
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Oliverstacy

Very nice indeed...love the blue strip!

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Cottonwood

The Grayling 76 needs and will be getting sent off later to The Bow Hospital for a full restoration.

I had called Lamont at 3Rivers I believe, and he said because the previous owner more than likely used Rustolium paint to test first with thinner, or alcohol, and if that did not work to use acetone on a rag.  He said it would not harm the laminat or the glass.  It didn't even hurt the decals on the limbs as you can see.

Here is a video I did this morning for another forum board that we have what is falled First Shot Friday (FSF) of each week, where we take our first shot on some specified target.  This week I called it as I won last weeek, to hit a ketsup package inside a water bottle suspended, from a sitting on butt position from 10 yards.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zT3OALArMc4

I just did it to do it, since I called the event for this week I was not counting my shots for score.
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d. ward

very nice work very nice bow you gotta love em bd

KY..Rob

Looks like some fun in the video. Whats your brace height set at on the ole Girl..

Rob..

Cottonwood

Rob the brace height is right at 10"
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