arrow stains and sealer

[Elewis]

Are there any wood stains and sealers that will work well with Bohning fletch glue and or fletch tape?

Wondering what others are using

[The Whittler]

I don't know about the tape but I kind of sure with a sealer you have to use Duco works great. There might be others I don't know, I just know what works for me.

[SC Bowhunter]

I use Duco with Minwax Polycrylic sealer.
Stains should have a sealer on them.
Not sure about the Bohning fletch tite but the tape should work with about any sealer.

[Stumpkiller]

I use Two Rivers alcohol based stain and Fiebings leather stain.  Over those I use wipe-on MinWax Poly.  The Bohning Fletch-lac, Duco Cement and fletch tape all work fine over the stains and sealer.

[Biathlonman]

Minwax stain and minwax wipe on work fine with fletch tape and duco.

[Longtoke]

Oil based tractor enamel  paint (they stuff they paint heavy equipment with) in a spray can is a very strong and durable finish, cover up the wood grain though, but you get a highly visable arrow.   duco works on it, not sure about bohning glue

[NY Yankee]

Tape will work on anything. You just need 3 or 4 hands to use it. I use Minwax polyurethane sealer and Duco cement works just fine on it.

I use stained Watco oil with Duco. I am never going to use anything else, it likes to have a warm breeze to dry.  I use three coats.  so far i have never lost a feather with the Duco.  I have used fletch tape, but I put a drop of Grizzly Super Glue on each end.  That latest version of Bohning glue is not as good as the original stuff.

[mikolay87]

I use varathane stains and floor finish or poly for sealer. They work great and I use the tape and fletch tite

[luvnlongbow]

MinWax stains and Profin sealer. Both Duco and tape work well.

[M60gunner]

Back to OP. The Bohning glue you mentioned was made to work with Bohning Laq paints. Being old school I do not mix. Bohning does make stain as well.
These days even Bohning is going to water based products. I am not sure if the glue you mentioned will work.
For wood arrows I would get Min Wax stains and  waterbased Polycrillic. Low smell and water clean up. Ducco glue works.
The wood arrows I made recently were cap dipped with Bohning paint, crested, then I put the min wax polycrillic over that. The bottom portion of shaft I have been using pure Tung oil.  I do all my fletching with Saunders NPV glue.