gibblet

y'alls look great, but i'm telling you - get some colored lacquer and thin it out as much as you can and still get coverage, and it looks waaaaay better. lancaster sells it as does bohning - and the thinner. if you get white to dip you arrow, -the spraypaint lacquer can't stand up to the colors with thinner in them - get a test arrow. when you pull your arrow out of the dip (have a cork stuck in the end so you don't clog up your arrow) - the white lacquer should stream for 10-15 seconds before starting to drip. if it streams off the arrow longer the paint is too thick. if it starts dripping before that the paint is too thin. pearls i tell ya gentlemen, pearls.