Taking cap wraps off..?

[MikeW]

Is there an easy way to remove cap wraps?
TIA

[deermaster1]

dunk em in a pot of boiling water.  works for my wraps, but i have never used cap wraps.

[Cecil]

I take a knife skin em off like a fleatching. then wipe cleane with alcohol.

[Dave Lay]

not to hijack but what about on woodies??

[Diamond Paul]

I've heard that heating them w/ hair drier works, but not done it myself.

[whitebuffalo]

hot,,hot water,,you can try and steam them or dip them in boiling water,,

[hickstick]

I've always done it with hot tap water (our tap water is set pretty hot.)...but I have never used commercial wraps, I always make my own.

[JimmyC]

Yep, I fill a 2 liter pop bottle with really hot water from the tap, then soak the wrap end of the arrow in it.  I can then peel off the wrap with my fingers.  No damage to arrow or me and the bottle works as a nice arrow holder..

[dino]

Hair dryer or heat from my shop heater works awsome, never used hot water myself.  Has anyone used both methods?  Which one works best? dino

[Tater]

I tried heating them and it was a gooey mess (maybe I needed more practice).
    I saw someone posted about using a potato peeler, works great doesn't dig into the shaft, just clean it out once in a while and you are good to go. Wipe with laquer thinner or alcohol and your ready for new wraps or fletching.

                 Tater (unpeeled)

[Biggie Hoffman]

AREN'T YOU GUYS AFRAID that HOT HOT water will damage the carbon fibers? I'd hate to weaken a shaft.