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Removing Carbon Labels

Started by PatriarchArcher, June 06, 2011, 03:42:00 PM

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FarmerMarley

I have found big differences between shafts and how hard the decals are to remove. I tried many things with Beman ICS Bowhunter shafts and it was difficult. Trad Only shafts were easy! Acetone and green scouring pad or paper towel.

On a related note, a friend of mine said that carbon shafts are porous and will absorb solvents. He said this caused some fletching adhesive failure I had on a camping trip...

So far I have not noticed any damage from the acetone to the strength of my shafts. If it doesn't hurt the woodgrain finish I doubt it could hurt the  carbon.

graybarkhunter

I rub my gold tip with denatured alcohol ( NOT isopropyl, etc) and a green pot scrubber and it takes maybe 10 sec

Whitetail Chaser

Spray mine with Goof Off. Then rub with steel wool. Takes maybe 20 seconds per shaft.
50# MAX Widow
54# Sapphire Hawk
53# Schafer Silvertip TD
45# Hill Country Bobcat


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