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Dark Timber arrow fletching

Started by abbatoys, September 29, 2020, 04:23:51 PM

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abbatoys

I just found a set of shafts I bought last year from Big Jim. Wondering what glue to use for the feathers. I have always used Duco or Fletch-tite but I see his site says ct glue. For the life of me I have no idea what it is. Scott
62" Thunderstick Moab  52lb @ 28"
60" Bear Takedown 45lb @ 28"
60" Bear 59'er 45lb @ 28"

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Texoma

I have been using Gorilla Clear glue on my Dark Timbers, sticks good and can be found at the big box store.

Kokopelli

FWIW; I've had problems with Fletch-Tite after using it for years. Not sure if unopened tubes have an expiration time or not but a couple of doz. arrows seemed to be ok until the fletch started popping off. 

abbatoys

Yea I only use fletch-tite when I use a wrap and have had no issues. I can't find my wraps so just going to glue direct to the shaft this time
62" Thunderstick Moab  52lb @ 28"
60" Bear Takedown 45lb @ 28"
60" Bear 59'er 45lb @ 28"

Yellah nocks

For carbon i use gorilla glue CA with green cap. For wood or aluminum Duco should work fine tho it's slower.

TIM B


Roy from Pa

Big Jim may have meant CA glue, Cyanoacrylate... Super glue...

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