Preferred fetching glue for carbon?

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JRY309
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I always use wraps on my carbon arrows and use Platinum fletch tite for gluing.Holds great and haven't had any problem.Never like gluing to a carbon shaft.Using wraps makes them so much easier to redo later if needed.Carbons are tough arrows and chances are if you don't loose them you will be redoing them later.
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I agree-- try Onestringer wraps and like possum head said replace with a fresh tube once every 12 months.  Dot of glue front and back of each feather completes the job.

[Cootling]

LocTite ultra control gel.  Great stuff.

[Redux]

I just started fletching my own, but the tape seems to work well for me! Dab of superglue on both ends and I have yet to have an issue.

[yeager]

Another for Fast-Set Gel. Have been using this exclusively for years.

[Gooserbat]

Originally posted by bulldog18:
Gorilla super glue gel

This

[trad_bowhunter1965]

Bohning Fletch tape.

[cacciatore]

Fletch Tite Platinum,never lost a feather,I have the opposite issue,when they are glued no way to replace a damaged feather.

[stagetek]

I've used Fletch-tite for years without issues but, recently tried Saunders NPV. I like it. It seems to flow out of the tube easier and more even.

[reddogge]

Saunders NPV.

[Wheels2]

Saunders NPV.  Does not become brittle and fletching is easily scraped off without the chipping like super glues.

[LookMomNoSights]

Platinum user here........