What are white spots under clear glass?

Started by perry f., February 03, 2013, 08:26:00 PM

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perry f.

After putting tip over lays on my takedown limbs, I placed them back in my oven to help them cure. When I removed the limb I noticed a white spot under the glass.



In the picture that is not a glare, that white spot appeared after being in my oven. I thought about putting an over lay over it to hide it. Any suggestions?

kennym

Hi Perry,

Not just the specks, but the right side larger area in pic?

Did you heat it back up to full temp?

And was that near the heat source?
Stay sharp, Kenny.

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perry f.

Large spot on right side of pic. It was laying in bottom of oven a good ways from heat source. Any way to save it?

kennym

I wonder if it got a little warm . I've put bows back in the oven on full heat after gluing a riser in several pcs, but they were clamped under pressure.

I would shoot it a bit and see if it gets any bigger, which I don't think will happen in that area. Then overlay it.

Can you feel that the glass is loose or anything?

If so, thin CA now, then shoot awhile...
Stay sharp, Kenny.

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perry f.

My first thought was it got hot. I can't see that the glass is loose. I've tried to pull it up with my fingernail.what do you mean by thin and CA. Bear with me I'm still learning. Thanks for your help.

perry f.

After further examination, the glass is loose. How do I fix it? Thanks!!

kennym

Oh sorry! CA is superglue, I would take some thin (not gel) CA and try the edge of the glass anyway and see if it wicks under.
Stay sharp, Kenny.

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scottm

Perry i dont want to speak for Kenny but i think he means if you can feel an edge like there is a gap under the glass soak it with thin ca glue (AKA thin super glue)then if it were me id put a clamp on it and let it rest a while to let the ca glue set.Im still learning also,I think ill always be learning.

perry f.

Ok, thanks. Trying to get this one done for a family member. Thanks for all your help

scottm


perry f.

Do you guys use a thinner to thin the super glue or just a certain type of glue?

scottm

Like kenny said Just use thin not gel.I buy mine from a hobby shop,but just thin superglue will work.It will be water thin.

kennym

I must have started sooner Scott! 1 finger here!

I never thin it.
Stay sharp, Kenny.

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scottm

Im guess im not the only 1 finger typer on here.Plus i cant spell S#$&.  LOL!

perry f.

One other question... If I can get super glue to hold under the glass, will it be ok without an overlay? Don't really want to put one on unless I need to


scottm

The super glue is doing the work.The overlay is just to hide the discoloration that you may still have after using the ca glue.

perry f.

I found some super glue here at the house and it seems to do the trick. However, there will be a tad bit of discoloration, so it looks like some overlays are in order.

VRB

You might just bevel the butt of the limb till there
gone.Looks like there is plenty of material left.

perry f.

Thanks VRB, I did bevel the limbs and I think it looks great!!!

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