[befus]

First time to use wraps. Is there any secret or special trick to it? Or do you just put them on a flat surface and roll the arrow over them?

 

[OneBowTie]

First time to use wraps. Is there any secret or special trick to it? Or do you just put them on a flat surface and roll the arrow over them?

you got it....lay flat and roll them on.....it isnt that hard to do

 

[JAVI]

use a soft foam mouse pad...

 

[tdridehard]

Use a mouse pad from a computer, it has a little give in it and you will not get any air bubbles

 

[98Redline]

I found that using a mousepad seems to work the best. The wrap does not move or slide and the sponginess of the mousepad flattens the it out just perfectly.

 

[cubdriver]

cubdriver

I also use the computer pad but used to find trouble getting the strip on the pad with out having it stick to my finger or something else. I now use a lead pencil and found that it doesn't stick to the pencil lead, so that I can use that to slip it into position, getting it parallel to the edge of the pad so that I can get it placed squarely on the arrow.

 

[StrutStopper]

The last time I wrapped shafts, I used plain white with a white nock. I noticed that when I put the nocks on, there is a slight space between the nock and the wraps, looks like a pencil line of black. If you very slightly overlap the end of the shaft, that line is eliminated.

 

[Viper69]

A mousepad really helps alot!

 

[EC0003]

I use an ironing board, works like the mousepad trick, but supports the whole arrow