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The pack does reimbuse the cost of the arrows.
 
The pack does reimbuse the cost of the arrows.
  
The template for painting the scouts achievements:<br/>[https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1iRbi0cZisdH1_abQMo9KSkOEkGx9TqWciwaKHh644kE/edit?usp=sharing https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1iRbi0cZisdH1_abQMo9KSkOEkGx9TqWciwaKHh644kE/edit?usp=sharing]
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The template for painting the scouts achievements:<br/>[https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1iRbi0cZisdH1_abQMo9KSkOEkGx9TqWciwaKHh644kE/edit?usp=sharing https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1iRbi0cZisdH1_abQMo9KSkOEkGx9TqWciwaKHh644kE/edit?usp=sharing<br/>](replace "arrow points" with number of adventures for each rank)
  
 
There are jigs to help, ask the previous year leaders for them.
 
There are jigs to help, ask the previous year leaders for them.
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#&nbsp;Sand the arrow first using a fine sandpaper (120 or 240 grit).
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#&nbsp;Apply a multipurpose sealer to the arrow. &nbsp;You can get a multipurpose sealer at Michaels. &nbsp;<br/>It looks like watered down milk, but does the job of sealing the wood grain and provides a smooth surface for painting.
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#Sand again after the multipurpose sealer dries.
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#Apply paint with paint pens. &nbsp;<br/>​​​​​​​For those colors that are not available with paint pens, use the Testors "model car" paints available at Michaels.
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#Pin stripping works best for a line between colors, but it can be expensive. &nbsp;<br/>The alternative is black paint with a steady hand.

Revision as of 17:46, 28 December 2017

The past 4+ years we have ordered the 25" agate tip arrows from:
www.arrow-of-light-awards.com.

The pack does reimbuse the cost of the arrows.

The template for painting the scouts achievements:
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1iRbi0cZisdH1_abQMo9KSkOEkGx9TqWciwaKHh644kE/edit?usp=sharing
(replace "arrow points" with number of adventures for each rank)

There are jigs to help, ask the previous year leaders for them.

  1.  Sand the arrow first using a fine sandpaper (120 or 240 grit).
  2.  Apply a multipurpose sealer to the arrow.  You can get a multipurpose sealer at Michaels.  
    It looks like watered down milk, but does the job of sealing the wood grain and provides a smooth surface for painting.
  3. Sand again after the multipurpose sealer dries.
  4. Apply paint with paint pens.  
    ​​​​​​​For those colors that are not available with paint pens, use the Testors "model car" paints available at Michaels.
  5. Pin stripping works best for a line between colors, but it can be expensive.  
    The alternative is black paint with a steady hand.