From: Gofish
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Date: 27-Jul-22 |
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Ok i put 2 coats of oil based stain on my arrows now how many coats of poly are yall putting on them
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From: fdp
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Date: 27-Jul-22 |
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I've put as many as 4 or more. But I think 2 is plenty.
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From: Jim
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Date: 27-Jul-22 |
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I dip mine with 4 coats of exterior oil based poly urethane.
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From: Greenstyk
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Date: 27-Jul-22 |
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I do 5 coats of satin wipe on poly.
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From: RonP
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Date: 27-Jul-22 |
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i've only ever done two
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From: dnovo
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Date: 27-Jul-22 |
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I usually do coats of oil based poly
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From: flyfish1
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Date: 27-Jul-22 |
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I do 3,Seems plenty for a hunting arrow.
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From: Bootaka
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Date: 27-Jul-22 |
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I do 3. Coat, cap coat, crest coat. That way if I mess up and/or want to redo my crests.
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From: YH2268
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Date: 27-Jul-22 |
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I've been using a Minwax water based product called "Polycrylic" protective finish, a clear satin, fast drying, and easy water clean up. 3 or 4 coats seens to work well. You may want to make sure that it is compatible with the stain that you use.
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From: N Y Yankee
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Date: 27-Jul-22 |
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I think 3 is good, and I have done 3, but lately i just get lazy and do 2 with a foam brush. If I were to use spray, Id do 3-4.
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From: George D. Stout
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Date: 27-Jul-22 |
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Wow, I guess I'm the only one who cuts the lacquer 50/50 and just does one dip. Well alrighty then. :)
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From: Onehair
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Date: 27-Jul-22 |
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2 full length and 1 more on the business end.
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From: buddyb
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Date: 27-Jul-22 |
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I used to full length dip twice sanding between coats.
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From: goldentrout_one
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Date: 27-Jul-22 |
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The more coats I put on is directly proportional to the likelihood that I will destroy that arrow on the first shot!
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From: Grumpyass Bill
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Date: 27-Jul-22 |
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You can't go wrong with Thunder bird
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From: felipe
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Date: 27-Jul-22 |
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I wipe on poly till I'm tired of wiping it on; I'm usually good for about 8 coats. I will light sand maybe a couple of times during the process. two days of wiping...
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From: bowhunt
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Date: 27-Jul-22 |
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I do 3 wipe on poly.
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From: Sawtooth (Original)
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Date: 27-Jul-22 |
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Four. Lightly steel wool between coats. I like poly. I like tung oil better.
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From: Gofish
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Date: 28-Jul-22 |
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Does Tung oil take long to dry?
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From: Deno
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Date: 28-Jul-22 |
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Two max for me
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From: fdp
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Date: 28-Jul-22 |
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I like Danish Oil for arrows as well.
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From: Longcruise
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Date: 28-Jul-22 |
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I use 3 or 4 coats of wipe on. Sometimes water based and sometimes oil based. It takes a while but it's quick to apply. Most of the time is waiting for it to dry and there's no need to watch paint dry! :^)
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From: bodymanbowyer
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Date: 28-Jul-22 |
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When I have a nice set and I'm feeling the need. I spray mine with some gloss epoxy from Big Jim's. I spray them when they're turning on my cresting lathe with an airbrush. They turn out freaking awesome. But that's only one I feel the need. JF
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From: blind squirrel
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Date: 28-Jul-22 |
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Wipe on poly I do 5-6 maybe over kill >>~~>
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From: blind squirrel
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Date: 28-Jul-22 |
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Wipe on poly I do 5-6 maybe over kill >>~~>
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From: Sawtooth (Original)
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Date: 28-Jul-22 |
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Tung oil dries really fast. A lot faster than oil based poly.
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From: Nemah
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Date: 28-Jul-22 |
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Oil based Minwax poly thinned with paint thinner...two coats....one by the nock end and one by the point end. I let the first coat dry for two or more days, then steel wool or Scotch Brite lightly before dipping the second coat. RKK
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From: Machino
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Date: 28-Jul-22 |
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I shoot for 4
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From: Tim Finley
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Date: 29-Jul-22 |
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You only need two coats stay away from tung oil and water based poly .
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From: fdp
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Date: 29-Jul-22 |
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One of the best fketchers/arrowsmiths in recent times used Tung Oil based finishes for years.
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