Thinned Poly-U. and compatible glue?

[Minuteman]

Got a buncha polyurethane from a yard sale , satin, quick drying variety. My thought was to thin it and use it as an arrow finish I could dip and hang dry. Its too thick so it needs thinned.
 My questions are; what do ya use for the thinner, and what kinda glues are or aren't compatible with polyurethane finish?
 I was planning on using Duco for the fletches( I also have regular fletch-tite and CYA) or possibly fletch tape.
 Thanks
 Chris

[Ben Woodring]

Duco will work fine....and I just put the finish on with one of those cheap foam brushes instead of dipping.

[Grant Young]

Chris, I've had excellant results with the tape on a wide variety of finishes. Recently I've even used tape and a feather burner with success; I'd been a little reluctant to try it but its worked great on everything so far.
                                      Grant

[Kevin L.]

Duco or tape will work. As for thinner, check the manufacturer's website and see what the recommended thinner is.

[dino]

I used platinum the other day on a minwax polyurethaned arrows.  No issues. dino

[Fletcher]

Chris, I use a lot of Minwax Fast Dry Oil Base Poly for arrows and thin it 3 or 4 to 1 with a good quality paint thinner.  This dips well without runs and gives me a nice tough finish that doesn't target burn.  Duco is the glue of choice.

[Shawn Leonard]

Yup, good quality paint thinner mix 70% ploy and 30% thinner. Works great and use duco or tape. Shawn