Yet another silly ILF limb question???

[Coyo]

I'm nowhere near this point yet (still acquiring everything). I was just wondering if anyone has tried to use contact paper on their hunting bow limbs? I am referring to the self adhesive shelf liner that is available in all kinds of different colors at wally world and elsewhere. I have used the clear one as a frisket when airbrushing and it is extremely tacky stuff. I am also wondering if and how it will effect the bow's performance. I will try it once I get my Warf together and post some pics, and let you know how or if it works out. If not I will probably just airbrush the limbs.
All opinions are welcome.
Thanks
Leo

[insttech1]

go to arrowwrapsunlimited.com and he has professional 3M adhesive veneers with snakesking graphics for less than $30/set.

I'd paint before using paper...and your limbs would look like martha stewart's pantry....LOL!!!

[Coyo]

It's not all actually paper. Most of it these days is vinyl and there are all kinds of patterns available. This stuff is made to be pretty permanent. I figure (especially on my budget) that it would make a great alternative to cover/protect limbs with. It averages about 5 bucks for a roll of 24" by 20'.
I was mainly wondering how it would effect limb performance. Can anyone tell me what thickness the wraps/skins are?
Thanks
Leo