[booner]

I just removed some the other day! Used a utility knife to scrape with and they peeled off real slick! I have heard a potato peeler will work also!! I then used acetone to remove any adhesive, rinse with water , and wipe with alcohol!! Reapplied new wraps and there are now waiting to be fletched!!!:shade:

 

[Acts 10:13]

I fill a glass taller than my wraps with denatured alcohol, which is non-corrosive and will not damage your carbon shafts. Then I just stick my nock-less arrows in the glass for a few hours. They usually peel right off without any effort.

 

[G2shootR]

I run hot tap water over them to soften up the glue and wrap, then peel them off. They usually come off whole and clean, depending on where your fletching glue hits the seam, if at all.

Once the wrap is off, I use goo gone to remove all glue residue, then 91% alcohol to clean before re-wrapping

Hope that helps

 

[2005Ultramag]

I just removed some the other day! Used a utility knife to scrape with and they peeled off real slick! I have heard a potato peeler will work also!! I then used acetone to remove any adhesive, rinse with water , and wipe with alcohol!! Reapplied new wraps and there are now waiting to be fletched!!!:shade:

+1... but watch that blade angle.

 

[pns]

I run hot tap water over them to soften up the glue and wrap, then peel them off. They usually come off whole and clean, depending on where your fletching glue hits the seam, if at all.

Once the wrap is off, I use goo gone to remove all glue residue, then 91% alcohol to clean before re-wrapping

Hope that helps

sounds good this I have to try