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i need help with an old bear bow

Started by jixxerbill, February 04, 2011, 09:13:00 PM

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jixxerbill

when i was younger i decided to camo my dads bear recurve bow... how would one go about stripping the paint off of it?.. im assuming paint stripper is out of the question along with most other chemicals!! thanks in advance for any help....bill

Doug in MN

I cleaned one up that was acmo painted with WD40. Little bit at a time and worked in small areas.

Cleaned up like a charm and teh WD was easy to just wipe of with rubbing alcohol.

Archer Fanatic

I use nail polish remover with acetone and lacquer thinner sometimes. You might want to move this to Trad History & Collecting site and you will get your answers.

C Kerley

2nd on nail polish remover (acetone)...I get it at Dollar General for about .99 a bottle.

JamesV

I have stripped dozens of bows with paint stripper and had no problems. Ace Hardware has one that works good. It will even take the factory finish off without damaging the wood or glue joints.

James..............
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The Great Jashu

Fast orange hand cleaner works real well. Its takes paint off the bow as wel as it does your hands. Wont hurt he fnish underneath either.
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Covey

Denatured alcohol! I've used it a few times, works purdy good. No ill affect to the finish at all. Jason


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