From: TWHrunner
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Date: 22-Feb-19 |
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Alright, I removed all the paint with lacquer thinner. The limbs look like they have a coating that is moderately checked from years of being shot I guess. I have been told the coating may be Fullerplast. I have no way of knowing this for sure. What next? Do I sand the limbs to remove that coating? Do I simply etch it with steel wool and spray polyurethane over it? Please let me know if you have some advice. This is really new frontiers for me.
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From: TWHrunner
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Date: 22-Feb-19 |
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Sand off the finish on the stress cracked limbs or leave alone before polyurethane?
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From: Orion
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Date: 22-Feb-19 |
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If you don't sand it off, it will show up under your new finish.
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From: JusPassin
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Date: 22-Feb-19 |
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I would sand, but with a fine grit,, nothing to course.
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From: TWHrunner
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Date: 22-Feb-19 |
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Ok, looks like I’m not done with the steps before the poly.
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From: Coyote
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Date: 22-Feb-19 |
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Check a small area with poly first. I THINK I have fullerplast on a recurve and I found poly didn't adhere too well.
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