Need Help Getting Glue off Carbon Arrows
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What does everyone do to get the glue off of carbon arrows. Do you scrape the glue off with a knife of some sort or do you soak the arrows in denatured alchohol. Need to get some refletched before the season and don' t have my own fletcher yet so I just want to save my proshop some work.
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Denatured alcohol works ok for light jobs but for the tough jobs i use acetone but not a lot of it because that stuff will remove just about anything. I usually put some on a rag and just lightly rub the shaft until the glue is off. If your pro shop is going to charge you the same price whether the fletches are removed or not then i personally wouldn' t bother with doing it myself i' d just let them do it.
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If your pro shop is going to charge you the same price whether the fletches are removed or not then i personally wouldn' t bother with doing it myself i' d just let them do it.
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But, to answer the question, I scrape the glue off with a semi sharp knife, being very careful to not dig into the shaft.