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Finish and paint

Started by snowplow, July 21, 2014, 11:40:00 AM

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snowplow

Hey guys, what do I need to know about finishing wood shafts and then being able to crown dip/crest them?

The first finish I looked up said dont crown dip over it. So I am wondering about compatibility.

Or do you dip the stain to your desired level then crown dip from the other end to the stain line?

wooddamon1

Yep, I'd wipe or dip the stain to the cap line then dip the cap, starting with flat white will really make your chosen color "pop".

I've used a bunch of different paint/finish combos, always with the finish over the cap and stain. Some paints will run with certain finishes dipped over them, so I crest then spray some Min-Wax poly over that area as a last step before nocks and fletching are applied.
"The history of the bow and arrow is the history of mankind..."-Fred Bear

wooddamon1

BTW, try a search also. There have been some threads here with great info about what's compatible with what.

Good luck and make sure to share your creations with us!
"The history of the bow and arrow is the history of mankind..."-Fred Bear


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