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gold tip question

Started by Jeff Kruse, February 08, 2010, 08:42:00 PM

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Jeff Kruse

Hi Guys,
Just got some new gold tip shafts. Is there a way to get the label off of the shaft? I wanted to crest them, but I would like to remove all of the writing.
Thanks
Jeff

Reaper TN

I tried some acetone on a first run GT 3555 Traditional arrow and it rubbed right off.  I bought some GT 3555 trad blems from Big Jims and tried the same thing.  Most of the writing came off but you can still see a faint image of the label.  Might have to try one and see what happens.  I wonder if the blem shafts have a more permanent type of ink or dye so they can't be sold as firsts?
TT Pinnacle II  45# 62"
Hoyt Excel  50# 64"

Predator Man

You will regret it a year from now when you cant remember what spine they are.  Acetone will take them off.
AcsCX 1pc 66" 47@28 Bocote
Predator  60" 52@28 Leopard/Shedua
Super diablo 50@28 bubinga/purple
Predator Riser phenolic/maple - cant decide on limbs yet.

fido dog

I used acetone also and a faint image was still present.
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ozy clint

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Border black douglas recurve 70# and 58# HEX6 BB2 limbs

Ryan Sanpei

If I'm not mistaken, I think onestringer (arrow wraps) uses goo gone extreme.

Bill Sant

Acetone with 0000 steel will will clean them right up.  And good grief,, they only make four spine weights in traditionals and you can't remember what spine you shoot??????  Uff Dah

Earthdog

Nail polish remover.
My wife has it in her 75% of our bathroom.
It's just Acetone.
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dick sable

Peter, - - that's funny right there   :D    I've done it! Jeff - acetone and a piece of that green scrubby stuff for dishes works great. Had no problem with the ink on the GT blems. I have different spines for different bows - - so it is possible to mix them up.

craig1955

Acetone and a scotchbrite pad works for me.

BigJim

I had some that were marked closer to the nock. (just a little bit) Might all be that way, and did my shaft cutting on the nock end and covered the letters with a 9" wrap. Didn't have to take off the letters at all. I cut mine to 30.25 so if you cut yours shorter, than this is a viable option.

thanks,bigjim
http://www.bigjimsbowcompany.com/      
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Grassman34

I use goo be gone and it works great!!  Saw a instructional on OneStringer Arrow Wraps Site!!


Link:
http://www.onestringer.com/index.php?page=mods/Video/gen_win&vidid=6
Black Widow PSAII
Built 59# @ 29" (58" AMO)
My Weight 56# @ 28"

Easton LightSpeed 3D
Cut 30", 5 1/2" Feathers, Gold Tip Inserts (with 100Gr) and Nock Adapters (with 20Gr), 100Gr Points (510 Grain Total Weight)

LKH

I used some 0000 steel wool.  My 35/55 blems had some rough spots and I was cleaning some up.


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