beardedbowhunter
Lil-Rokslider
Just curious if it looks a lot dirtier than say a grey bow or a camo bow? I am probably going to buy the Mathews Vertix and the black looks sweet. I just don't want it looking filthy. Does it show scratches easily?
Dust will definitely show up more on a black bow. Where we hunted in Wyoming it was brutally dry this fall. My black Hoyt showed it. I don't think it's necessarily a bad thing though. It made me pay more attention to my equipment and keep things cleaner than I would have if I had a camo bow that I didn't notice the dust on as much.
I always like black or solid color risers and then a camo solid limb. With split limb bows and all the stupid logo and graphics you can barely see the camo anyway.
I been known to wipe graphics off as well as most are cheesy.
Yea or even non acetone nail polish remover works but not as easy.What do you use to remove the graphics, acetone?
Thanks, will it also remove the camo underneath?Yea or even non acetone nail polish remover works but not as easy.
The internet police will say acetone will damage stuff.. I have wiped lots of limbs and arrow shafts with it. After I am done I clean it with a wet cloth. Never had an issue
I have yet to have that happen. However I am not saying it can't. I am sure different companies apply it differently. Do a small test area in a discrete spot if your worriedThanks, will it also remove the camo underneath?
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Thanks again!I have yet to have that happen. However I am not saying it can't. I am sure different companies apply it differently.