Stealthy--your arrow looks real nice,thanks for posting it for us.I wasn't going to crest mine but now ya got me thinking. Cam <img src=icon_smile_cool.gif border=0 align=middle>

I was just playing around with this arrow. The ones I am cresting now are farther up the arrow (to the EASTON mark).

I sparyed 3 arrows last night, cresting them today and dipping them in polyacrylic tommorrow and fletching. I might not have to wait that long for them to dry, but I aint going to take chances ! I'll post pics on Sunday and let ya'll know how it all comes out.

the longer the better Sc! Dry doesnt mean cured!!!

Lilhunter - Its cold and humid here too , that don't help ! Maybe if I put them in the oven at 350 degress I could bake the finish on ...........

You could always a space heater too!..

BTW..those are nice looking arrows you did.

Dianna

I agree with Di...I wouldnt go as far as baking the space heater would be the better of the two! Dry and cold here (although its still above zero yeeehaa!) As far as the humidity you might try a dehumidifier? Never had that problem though so I dont have experience in that dept..just a thought. The more you try to do to your shafts, the more possible problems you are going to run into, (hope that makes sense) You're better off trying to control the environment in the room you are doing them in. Well, thats what I would do anyways.