What kind have you guys had the best luck with?
Thanks, Phil
Amber hot melt or JB weld
Amber hot melt here also.
Who carries amber hotmelt?
QuoteOriginally posted by Phil Tuccillo:
Who carries amber hotmelt?
Usually get mine from The Nocking Point. Fastest and cheapest shipping I've found.
I've used JB Weld and Loctite 2 part epoxy with good results.
Gorilla super glue works great....hard to to change out adapters, though
Marine grade epoxy.
Allan
E 40 smooth-on epoxy
JB Weld is my choice
24 hr 2 part epoxy!
J B weld, you will NEVER have any problems, an that is what your lookin for
I use our low temp hot melt, Super 735, on my personal arrows as I like to move things around a lot. For customers we use epoxy gel for a more permanent bond.
I like using Easton's hot melt glue.
if I'm positive I will never have to seperate them I like 5-minute epoxy because I have plenty of time to get them spinning perfect before they set-up.. hot melt I'll use in a pinch or if I know I'll need to remove the inserts at some point..
I have settled on a gel type epoxy called Epo Grip Fastset.It sets in about 6-8 minutes an isn't your daddy's fastset epoxy.It is tough.I use it for installing inserts,adapters and footings.It gives me plenty of time to align everything but I don't have to baby it after a few minutes.I also find a ton of other uses for it in the shop.I get it from taxidermy suppliers.
J-B weld here. You can still heat the adapter up with a small torch and remove if needed.
JB Weld
regular gorilla glue.
not sure about the regular gorilla glue but the stuff I used expanded and pushed the broadhead off the ferral a bit and then set-up so all the tips where wobbly even though I spin test before I set a side.
not sure which stuff I had but be sure
The new blue glue ferrel cool lite is great