glue

[Scattergun2570]

Have these Easton Blues arrows. I assume the nocks have to be glued on. The only glue I have is a 10" glue stick I bought to use for inserts. Is this what is used,or do I need something else?

If those are aluminum arrows I would use Fletch-tite Platinum.

Bisch

[Scattergun2570]

Originally posted by Bisch:
If those are aluminum arrows I would use Fletch-tite Platinum.

Bisch

They are aluminum.. I was told I needed epoxy.

[Scattergun2570]

ttt

[The Whittler]

I'll 2d Bisch. And for inserts I like Big Jim's glue stick.

[Charlie Lamb]

Scattergun... if you don't have access to regular fletching cements a small tube of super glue gel from the dollar store will do just fine.

don't use epoxy. You were told wrong. Hot melt isn't the glue for the job either.

[Scattergun2570]

Originally posted by Charlie Lamb:
Scattergun... if you don't have access to regular fletching cements a small tube of super glue gel from the dollar store will do just fine.

don't use epoxy. You were told wrong. Hot melt isn't the glue for the job either.

I have Fletchtite PLatinum

[Night Wing]

I've always used Fletch-Tite on my aluminum arrows.

[Charlie Lamb]

the Fletchtite will work just fine. Clean the taper  and inside of the nock with a little alcohol first.

[cbCrow]

I just got to be different, because of the easy availability of Duco thats what I use for nocks and fletching.