Either bohning sketching tape or platinum plus. I like the tape because it's fast and easy. I like platinum plus because it dries clear.
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Jo Jan R/W multifletcher and Duco. I used the tape for several years with
no issues and liked it, but about a year ago I started having feathers
coming loose, so I went back to Duco. Duco doesn't work on aluminum, however.Comment
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Fletch tite platinum when I have time or gorilla glue (blue top) when I'm in a hurry.Comment
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I have been using the Fletch-Tite Platinum for a while now, I like it best for feathers. I like the Goat Tuff for vanes it seems to weld them on. When I stripped the Blazers of of the GT arrows this morning I was cussing the Goat Tuff, lol.
The only wood arrows that I have made were for my son and I used Platinum and have had no issues. Should I start using the Duco for wood arrows? Thanks...Comment
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I've never had much luck using fletch tite with wood arrows. But I have never tried the new fletch tite platinum. They did not make the platinum back when I meesed up using the fletch tite on woodies.Originally posted by caughtandhobble View Post
Duco is the way to go though.
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Duco for wood and bamboo with some synthetic sinew wrapped front and rear (with Duco smeared over it, too). For aluminum and any shaft with wraps (wood or aluminum), I use fletching tape - quick and easy. However, I've found that the fletching tape, if old, doesn't stick as well, and I also found that if you leave your arrows in a non-airconditioned room in these brutal Texas summers, the prolonged, intense heat will cause the tape to lose its adhesiveness.Comment
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i used to use superglue but with the very cold weather in Winter here i Austria. the glue go brittle and i lost too many feathers. so i switched to fletching tape with a drop of superglue on the front and rear of the feathers... works pretty well..Comment
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Same as Bisch.Comment
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Duco for wood.Comment
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