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Cresting aluminum

Started by Susquehannariverarcher, December 18, 2025, 06:31:10 PM

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Susquehannariverarcher

Im new to cresting. I typically like to shoot aluminum and wood. For aluminum I have been dipping one coat of polycrylic and then spray painting crown, cresting and few more dips of poly. I wasn't super happy with how the paint bonded. Any suggestions? I have considered the bohning primer but that is pretty spendy.

Here's my first set I ever crested and spliced.

Wudstix

Pretty arrows.  I have only been fiddling with basic stuff on my woodies.  Dipping or splatter staining.
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M60gunner

Sounds like a capability issue. Are all the finishes acrylic? What spray paint are you using? Mixing water based with oil base ?


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