One Stringer Wrap removal

[M.E.B.]

Easiest way?

[RickBarbee]

Hair dryer.

Heat em up, and pull em off.

Rick

[Bisch]

Can't you just cut it with a knife and peel it off?

Bisch

[M.E.B.]

Can't you just cut it with a knife and peel it off?

Bisch

Nope. Those puppies are on there like white on rice.

[Bisch]

Better ask the Mrs for the blow dryer then!

Bisch

[oktx]

Hair dryer or hot water?

[chackworth3]

X 2 on the hair dryer

[Featherflinger]

I just use my fletch stripping tool and acetone. I've tried the heat gun and blow dryer and it's quicker for me to just strip them off.

[MEsquivel]

I cut a straight line the length of the wrap. Then just peel
Around the shaft.

[Gandgolf]

I use a Stanley utility knife with the curved blade - just takes seconds.. wipe it down with denatured alcohol.. Voila!!-- Dano

[jerp]

I wipe the wrap with acetone then let it sit for about 30 seconds to loosen up. You can then peel it or scape it off with the dull side of a knife blade. I know shaft manufacturers say acetone can degrade carbon fiber but this way it is not on there long enough to do any damage. I have been using it for many years with no ill effects.

[coop]

Man I'm old. I've used wood and paint so long it took me awhile to figure out what you men were talking about.

Or at least I think I know.

JC

[M.E.B.]

Man I'm old. I've used wood and paint so long it took me awhile to figure out what you men were talking about.

Or at least I think I know.

JC

I'm old too. Dipped and crested a bunch of woodies.

Got to the point that with the time and money involved I passed up shots at stumps and small game.

Carbons last forever. Wraps are fast and fairly cheap. Love the reflective ones.

[trad"Doc"53]

I'm old too. Dipped and crested a bunch of woodies.

Got to the point that with the time and money involved I passed up shots at stumps and small game.

Carbons last forever. Wraps are fast and fairly cheap. Love the reflective ones.

I tried their reflective wraps last year and was blown away at how far away you can see those things. Will definitely be using them on hunting arrows.

[RickBarbee]

Not to offend anyone, but trust me Bro, you won't find an easier/better way to get them off than using a hair dryer. You can peel them right off fletching & all, and they come off slick.

Heck, I'll even do a video showing you how I do it if you want me to, but REALLY it's easy as all get out.

Rick