Safest way to get styrofoam residue off carbon arrows?

[nutterbug]

Built me a new target range. I used a big block of dock float styrofoam. Works great, but leaves a bad residue on the arrows?

[Wackmaster]

Got pics of the arrows?

[IowaHunter]

Microfiber cloth won't wipe it off?

[47]

LIGHTLY...use a scotch-brite pad.

Then before shooting them again, get a bar of soap, like the crap you get at cheap hotels and rub it along the portion of the arrow the foam ends up on.

[47]

Edge of a dull pocket knife works too

[nutterbug]

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[ThePap]

acetone melts foam very fast, you could try using nail polish remover it isn't as concentrated. you might could use Isopropanol alcohol as well

[Skinny]

Wd-40

[PYBUCK]

Acetone

[LakeJake]

I've used denatured alcohol on a rag. Not sure if it affects the integrity of the carbon arrow, but it worked.

[nutterbug]

I think I'll start with finger nail polish remover

[Adgerc15]

why remove it? just curious as I never have

[Wackmaster]

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Holy crap lol

[TxAg]

Acetone

It will also take all the goofy graphics off the shaft (which is a good thing)

[60 Deluxe]

Alcohol and elbow grease