Gorilla Glue, for carbon arrow inserts?

[jrstegner]

I have never had any luck with gorilla glue. JB Weld works the best of anything I have tried. The 24 hour stuff, not the 15 minute epoxy.

[far rider]

Having used it on wood panel glue ups, I'd say it would be troublesome for inserts. The glue expands a lot, and will at the least make a mess to clean up. I have to scrape the glue from the glue ups, don't know how you could do that on an arrow.

[Stone Knife]

I have also used Gorilla glue on my fishing arrows and had great success. If your having trouble with it your doing something wrong.

[NDTerminator]

I only use hot melt and have never had a problem with the insert staying in, or coming out wwhen I want to remove it...

[Benner]

Can you remove inserts by warming things up when using Gorilla Glue?

[stagetek]

I've never had good results with Gorilla Glue. One big, expandable, gooey mess. Prefer JB Weld, Powerbond or hot melt for aluminums.

[John3]

Goat Tuff for me as well. A couple drops is all thats needed.

[RUSTY1]

I heard that goat tuff was good stuff! For fletchings too.

[davesonic444]

I use glue sticks from craft aisle. Low temp melt for easy remove. Clean parts is key for inserts to stay, both shaft and insert should get sanded lightly and cleaned.

[TheBigRedArcher]

Thanks for the posts guys, I think my point pulling out was directly related to the size of the point vs the size of the shaft. the 2116 that I cut and put on the end of the shaft seems to equal out the diameter and should fix the point issue. I am going to try the gorilla glue tonight.

[wildgame]

i treid gorilla glue on my feathers today and so far its holding up!