Arrow Refletching
#1
Arrow Refletching
Hey everyone, I just started refletching my own arrows and I can put the vanes on well and all but im having problems cleaning the old off. When I get arrows back from the local archery shop they look like its brand new. I wondered what do I use to clean off the old vanes and glue and stuff to make my arrows look like new for when I put the new ones on? Like is there a certain process I should do or what? and I use Easton St Epic 400 arrows if that helps at all.
#6
RE: Arrow Refletching
ORIGINAL: hoyt919
Hey everyone, I just started refletching my own arrows and I can put the vanes on well and all but im having problems cleaning the old off. When I get arrows back from the local archery shop they look like its brand new. I wondered what do I use to clean off the old vanes and glue and stuff to make my arrows look like new for when I put the new ones on? Like is there a certain process I should do or what? and I use Easton St Epic 400 arrows if that helps at all.
Hey everyone, I just started refletching my own arrows and I can put the vanes on well and all but im having problems cleaning the old off. When I get arrows back from the local archery shop they look like its brand new. I wondered what do I use to clean off the old vanes and glue and stuff to make my arrows look like new for when I put the new ones on? Like is there a certain process I should do or what? and I use Easton St Epic 400 arrows if that helps at all.
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#7
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Sep 2004
Location: Manassas, VA
Posts: 3,612
RE: Arrow Refletching
I started fletching my own arrows a few years ago---better than taking your arrows into a pro-shop and paying for it. Also, it lets you experiment with different fletch types to see what flies best, etc. It is fun. I scrape off the arrow with a sharp razorblade, and make sure with the carbon arrows that I am not cutting into the arrow.