A while ago Ben told us about this wheel paint, so I wanted to give it a try. I could not get the same brand he used, but found another. Yesterday I sprayed a strip of sanded aboo a couple of times and an hour later It was hard and I flexed it severly without any cracking. Today I hit it with a hammer to see If the finish would crack in the dents, but it did not, se picture.
Today I wanted to see if this stuff would adhere to bowglass so after sanding with 180 grit I sprayed the glass strip 5 times within two hours, it dries fast. The last coat I sprayed lightly from a bit larger distance to get a bit of textured finish, se pics.
After a couple of days I will put the glass strip in the freezer and bend it cold to see If it can take that. This looks very promising, but how it will keep after a year, well who knows.
I am posting a few pics.
 

I will keep you posted how it work out, now just a few hours after spraying it is hard and can be flexed severly. If you enlarge the pics you should see the texture clearly.
 

Very cool Bue and man I hope it passes the cold test

After 12 hours in the freezer at -18 Celsius 0 Fahrenheit I flexed both the bamboo and glassfiber strip severly and repeatedly. Nothing happened to the wheel finish, no cracking. So I guess it is okay, as Roy would say.
Let us hope it stays that way.

Sweet! Thanks Bue

Good to hear bue.

I used the wheel finish on my bow.  Seams like a very hard finish. But I'm not taking any rocks or hammers to it.

sound's like a good deal
How much is a can?
Bue

and

Ben

I can't believe that you guys paint your bows with high tech paint. 1 million Indians just rolled over in their graves...  What ever happened to bear or beaver fat?  

Roy I can't get near them to kill one due to the smell of my bow. $8.95 for the VHT I think

Beaver fat?? Roy, Roy .....  

thought them beavers had gone bald    

The bald ones have to get fat to stay warm in winter.      
Dave.

Most of them Old Beavers in Linneus, Mo have gone half bald from ole McKenzie rubben dah fur off em in the rut...    

Now that's funny !

     

Do you know if it can be sprayed over wipe on poly and what preparations do you have to do?