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va_switchback_man - User is Offline
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08/18/2007 5:35 PM  
just a little tip I discovered today. I was going to re-fletch some arrows, I  removed the fletching last season, but left the glue on. I couldn't find my razor blade, so I grabed a potato peeler and in just a few seconds all the old glue was gone and the carbon shaft was clean and didn't have a scratch on it. This wouldn't work for cutting off the old fletching, but for removing the glue after you get them off, a potato peeler works much better than a razor and doesn't gouge out any material from the arrow shaft.
Hope this helps.

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08/19/2007 12:32 AM  
Great idea, thanks
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