refleching carbon arrows

rpm4463

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Location
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I was curious how many times a person could reflech carbon arrows without effecting the flight? Each time I reflech I use a razor blade to scrape off the glue and fleching, then use fine sand paper to smooth the surface. This obivously removes small amounts of carbon each time and I'm guessing will change the balance of the arrow. Some of the arrows are 3 years old and been refleched 3-4 times, newer arrows only once but I have not noticed any abvious difference in performance.

Any thoughts?
 
Any amount really. Just dont take off the carbon when you are scraping the vanes off.
 
Use wraps and you will not have to scrape the shaft. Just peel off the wrap and start over!
 
I refletch the same arrows quite a bit.

Don't use wraps however because if one vane gets ruin you have to replace the wrap and other vanes typically. With no wrap I can scrape the glue in that one spot and refletch one vane
 
I've reflecthed many carbon arrows many times and have never had an issue I use a semi dull pocket knife to scrape the glue off then rubbing alcohol to clean the shaft I'm not sure if I would be sanding on them never heard of anybody doing that
 
Thanks for the feedback. I purchased a new set of shafts and could tell a difference with shaft of the arrows refletched several times. I'll probably use rubbing alc. more rather than fine sandpaper. I guess this is a no brainer, just never really paid attention to it.
 
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