Wraps?

[Shough]

I have been fletching my own arrows but wanted to start adding wraps for that custom look. Are they just peel and stick or is there more to it?

[Dahmer]

Yup. They are a simple peel and stick type of deal. They are pretty easy to do. If I can do it anyone can.

[kellyg]

Peel and stick for sho'! Try www.onestringer.com, they do awesome work!!

[jake-1024]

I second onestringer. I got some custom wraps from him and it was exactly what i was wanting. He also ships out really fast.

[bearintex]

For plain jane, single color wraps, go visit a local banner and sign shop. Ask if you can rummage through their vinyl scraps. Offer a fair price ($2-3 per square foot is what I usually pay), and you can usually get all you could ever use. Take it home and get your wife's scrapbooking straight line photo cutter to cut them to the lenght and width you need. My Beman ICS 340's were just a tough under an inch wide, FWIW.

[jay]

Yup. They are a simple peel and stick type of deal. They are pretty easy to do. If I can do it anyone can.

Justin said that right.....lol If he can do it, anyone can....lol j/k

They are easy, and you can really get some cool looking arrows with different color combinations.

Jay

[trailboss]

Amen on Onestringer. Just lay them on a flat surface and scoot the arrow up to the wrap until it lines up and then roll it on. Easy as pie.

Trailboss

[SirWraithe]

Cottonize them. I use paint instead and it works great and very easy!

http://discussions.texasbowhunter.com/forums/showthread.php?t=4635&highlight=paint+arrow

[Jesse]

just remember when you install them use a mouse pad to roll them on it helps alot

[Bill]

I've done the Cottonize version and onestringer wraps. I like how the flames came out on the wraps.

No matter what size image I make it, the dang picture stays the same size.