Waterborne Acrylic Crown Dipping Paint Review
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True North Waterborne Acrylic Crown Dipping Paints are the industry's best Eco-Friendly arrow dipping paints. 100% waterborne high-gloss enamel exterior grade paint. ...read more
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Waterborne Acrylic Crown Dipping Paint Reviews
I would buy this product again
Sveld
4 years ago
I started making cedar arrows a couple years ago and after many trial and errors this was by far the best paint that I used. Low odor, easy clean up and easy prep. If you run into any questions, true north arrows costumer service is second to non!
My first time using this paint.
ArmBears
4 years ago
I first tried Free-Dipping this paint without diluting. I got a crackled finish. Ugh, lots of sanding. I then diluted with water and got a much better finish.
So-So
2weelTom
9 years ago
I have used this twice without diluting it. It takes more than 3 coats to cover raw wood shafting. I am used to a one or possibly and second dip paint cover.
Not so great
Juspassin
9 years ago
I thought I'd give this a try as it sounded easier to use. The only thing good about it is the water clean up. Coverage is poor, takes multiple coats, and it does not come out glossy as it advertises. Would not use it again.
Great Crown Paint
Robin Hood
9 years ago
I've been using the *other* brand of crown dip paint for years. However, when I ran out of my favorite color, I ordered True North Crown Paint just to give it a shot. Long story short, I wont be going back to the *other* brand. The color is true and rich, it covers the wood shafts I use well and is very consistent between dippings. If it has sat for a while I would recommend stirring… read more it up as any other crowning paint. The paint on the first set of arrows that I used this on still looks bright and vibrant. I shoot in all conditions, snow, sleet, rain, sun and everything in between and so far the paint has held up.
Easy and Odorless
Markhw
11 years ago
This crown dip covers very well and provids a great base for the creasting. I have used it over all types of wood arrow sealers with great results. All the glues I have tried so far (Fletch-Tite Platinum and Duco)have worked very well with this paint. The paint has also proven to be very durable. Give it a try.
Waterborne Acrylic Crown Dipping Paint Questions and Answers
Asked by
Tom in San Diego or M60Gunner
11 years ago
I have always used white as a base coat to enhance the final color. I see white is not an option. What kind of coverage can I expect if the shafts are dark (black) like Beemans ? Will it take more than two coats to get bright colors? Thank you, Tom in S
You should not need more than one coat to get a solid color fini
11 years ago
You should not need more than one coat to get a solid color finish.
Dear Tom,
I used the red color of True North and met with satisf
11 years ago
Dear Tom, I used the red color of True North and met with satisfactory results. I did put a coat of primer on the arrows first, but achieved a good color, however my arrow shafts are composed of limber pine and port orford. I dip my arrows four or five times though. I would highly advise being careful when adding water to thin the mixture. It doesn't take a lot and you might even try a dip without adding water to see what results. I have had no problems with paint chipping or fading so far. William of Wyoming
Asked by
TomM
2 years ago
About how many shafts (full length) can I expect to dip from one can of paint? That's assuming I thin it 75%-25%. I would dip twice. Wood shafts Thank you
There are too many unforeseen variables to be able to answer thi
2 years ago
There are too many unforeseen variables to be able to answer this question. Some paints viscosity differs, as does shaft length, width and type of wood, as some woods absorb colors better than others.
Asked by
Noneya
4 years ago
What is the quantity (you should list this).
These will come in a quantity of 1. There are options for differ
4 years ago
These will come in a quantity of 1. There are options for different colors but each color is just one paint.
Asked by
Jesse
5 years ago
Can Fletch tape be used with this?
Yes the fletching tape can be used with this product.
5 years ago
Yes the fletching tape can be used with this product.
Asked by
Tom in San Diego or M60Gunner
11 years ago
I have always used white as a base coat to enhance the final color. I see white is not an option. What kind of coverage can I expect if the shafts are dark (black) like Beemans ? Will it take more than two coats to get bright colors? Thank you, Tom in S
You should not need more than one coat to get a solid color fini
11 years ago
You should not need more than one coat to get a solid color finish.
Dear Tom,
I used the red color of True North and met with satisf
11 years ago
Dear Tom, I used the red color of True North and met with satisfactory results. I did put a coat of primer on the arrows first, but achieved a good color, however my arrow shafts are composed of limber pine and port orford. I dip my arrows four or five times though. I would highly advise being careful when adding water to thin the mixture. It doesn't take a lot and you might even try a dip without adding water to see what results. I have had no problems with paint chipping or fading so far. William of Wyoming
Asked by
joe foo
11 years ago
Can this paint be covered with gasket lacquer?
Yes, this paint can be covered with the Gasket Lacquer but I wou
11 years ago
Yes, this paint can be covered with the Gasket Lacquer but I would recommend to use this cap paint on the out side of the Gasket Lacquer because when you go to seal over it it may smear the paint off. Also being water based the shaft would soak up a lot of paint before it would look good.
Sorry, I cannot help: I do not use gasket Lacquer. I have gone
11 years ago
Sorry, I cannot help: I do not use gasket Lacquer. I have gone to acrylic finishes and paints......
Asked by
Mike m.
12 years ago
Will this work with gasket laquer?
Yes, it can be used over top of gasket lacquer as a cap dip.
12 years ago
Yes, it can be used over top of gasket lacquer as a cap dip.
Asked by
1Trapper
12 years ago
Is this a copolymer finsh similar to and or compatable with the finish that Silver Arrow Archery from Derry New Hampsire use to sell?
To many arrow finishes out there to say if it is going to be com
12 years ago
To many arrow finishes out there to say if it is going to be compatible with another product or not. I can say that it is an Acrylic that cleans and thins with water and would expect just about every glue and finish to work with it.
Asked by
Unknown
12 years ago
was wondering what kind of fletching glue is compatible as well as can this product be shipped to canada?
You will want to use either the Duco or the Arrowmate NPV. Yes
12 years ago
You will want to use either the Duco or the Arrowmate NPV. Yes, this product is not flammable so we can ship it to Canada.
fletch tite platinum is what I use at TRUE NORTH ARROWS LLC- an
12 years ago
fletch tite platinum is what I use at TRUE NORTH ARROWS LLC- and YES it can be shipped to Canada Joe @ TRUE NORTH ARROWS.