There really are no new threads on changing the look of a bow. I think everyone these days just buys a new one! Well, I love my 2013 Elite Answer and see no need to buy a new bow but I want to change the color because it's snow camo and I do more and more hunting from a blind now. So, do I look to have it dipped or powder coated or simply spray paint it? I contacted a place here in Wisconsin and they dip stuff but they didn't know about removing the old finish before doing it so that didn't sound good.
Bones816
Buy an used 2013 Elite Answer in the exact color/camo you want. Then sell your old one.
P.S. The only danger is you may end up keep both bows
Since you hunt from the blinds now, who cares what color it is? Only you care, your game does not.
I'd the same issue with my Elite Energy 35 Snow camo. Then I realized the issue is with me not the Snow camo. Took me a while to realize this. Now I'm keeping the Snow camo, it's truly gorgeous. Good luck.
P.S. The only danger is you may end up keep both bows
Since you hunt from the blinds now, who cares what color it is? Only you care, your game does not.
I'd the same issue with my Elite Energy 35 Snow camo. Then I realized the issue is with me not the Snow camo. Took me a while to realize this. Now I'm keeping the Snow camo, it's truly gorgeous. Good luck.
I've seen, time after time, dipped or powder coated or simply spray paint bow always get sold shortly after.
Yes they will always claim they love the new color/camo, but they always sell shortly after. If you love your bow, leave it the way it is.
Yes they will always claim they love the new color/camo, but they always sell shortly after. If you love your bow, leave it the way it is.
Snow camo one of the best camo to hunt deer.
Usually it's scent and/or movement issue.
See the video link below. HTH.
Snow camo Elite are sexy beast! 😁
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