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Bow Refinishing

Started by trapperDave, August 11, 2007, 03:35:00 PM

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trapperDave

I have an old Pearson that's been to Heck and back and I'm going to redo her. Any advice on whats best to use? what should I use on the limbs(fiberglass laminated) and wood to bring back the shine and life? Is it ok to sand the limbs to remove old varnish? I guess a step by step guide would be best if ya know of one. Bow has lots of surface wear to the finish but no cracks or gouges etc. Thanks.

V-Archer

Hi,

Use the search: Refurbished Ben Pearson Mustang, and you will find a post dated Februari 23 about the refurbish job.

V-Archer
"If you have the will to win you have achieved half your success; if you don't, you have achieved half your failure"

trapperDave

thats what I was looking for, thanks

OconeeDan

I have used spray on poly, it looks great...until I had sunblock on my hand when I was bowfishing.  The finish got sticky.
From now on, it's Fullerplast for me.
Dan

sidebuster

You need to sand everything in order to get a professional finish. However any logos or writing you need to be careful.    On the wood I would seal it.  I use Fedeors sealer great stuff.     Then spray with Fuller Plast, Sherwin Williams catalyst varnish, or Thunderbird.

W.Tim

sounds like a good one to camo........i just camo (painted) one last week for a friend turned out good


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