Archery Target Repair For Dummies

I’ve been hesitant about fixing my targets the proper way for years. I’ve always just used cheap spray foam which sort of works but it never lasts long. I finally bit the bullet and ordered the Flex Foam-It target repair kit from 3riversarchery.com to test out and this stuff is worth every penny. It was pretty much dummy proof as you can see. The stuff holds up even better than the original. Overall it cost me 59 bucks to fix 2 really bad targets. If your smart and fix them early you can probably get a lot more targets out of one kit. Thanks for watching and be sure to subscribe and checkout our website omnivoresquivers.com

[@chattahoocheeoutdoorsman4865]

Mark is a damn nut! That Spanish read of the mixer had me rolling!

[@raycooper931]

If you happen to have a friend that has an auto body shop new factory hoods and tailgate have an unbelievable tough foam on the corners that can be cut up and mixed in .thank for the video

[@_Mordion_]

Simple spray foam works great too.

[@justmeva]

I love the side commentaries - make me feel right at home. Great information - thank you for putting this together.

[@johnharrison6153]

YOU HAVE GREAT PASSION FOR YOUR SPORT'LOVE HOW YOU GET THE FAMILY INVOLVED KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK BROTHER.

[@seangere9698]

Best way to figure out the volume you need to fill the cavity it to use dry rice. wrap it with cling film. Then poke a hole in one end. insert a funnel into the hole. pour in dry rice till its full. you will want to smack it sense this has a lot of cavities and crevice's, this is done to get rice into every place. once full pour out the rice into a measuring cup of similar. then in this case divide the measurement by 4 and add a little on the top just incase. maybe an extra 10% of the final measurement. and that should be enough to fill the cavity. it works better on things that has more of a uniform cavity but it should work the same if you work the rice into enough of the different cavities and crevice's.
Try a small batch with some alcohol based leather dye to dye it. It should work fine and work much better then the stuff you used. But always try a small batch before hand if your not sure if it will work. That way you don't destroy a whole project and waste a bunch of money. I only say leather dye as I know you have a lot and different colors at that.

[@reedmitchell6716]

Great foam insulation works very well and inexpensive. Have been repairing my clubs 3d range targets for years.

[@kevinroberts9580]

It's a good thing that she is the brains of this operation, Looks totally professional to me.🤣 If it doesn't work it has to be the humidity, couldn't be the operator whatever! When you read what the what the word were with your overvoice for the paint mixture Lol🤣😁

[@sdixon53]

I would really like to see someone just make a simple square target using the entire contents of one flex foam-it kit. Im curious to see how big the target could be and how well it would work for a indoor style target to hang paper 10ring targets.

[@chbales2618]

This gives me tons of ideas for target fixes now! And if you can do it surely I can do it too! Lol

[@jimmyh8090]

Would of loved to see you shoot it and see the results,👍

[@kevinemard5370]

are you guys going to release another dvd?

[@stevesaley9866]

A can of spray foam costs 4 dollars and works great and only takes a couple of minutes no mixing no mess

[@MikeyWoomer]

Doesn't stop arrows very good.

[@adamvisser9815]

Have you used brodheads on the repair or just feild points

[@OmnivoresHomesteadAndQuivers]

You can but broadheads tear them up again quickly.

[@MikeyWoomer]

How is it holding up?

[@OmnivoresHomesteadAndQuivers]

Really good. Way better than the cheapy spray foam stuff I used to use.