Bohning Fletch-Tite™ Platinum Adhesive
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Superior adhesive, chemically engineered to work on all shafts - wood, glass, aluminum and carbon.
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Rated 1 out of 5 by Bowhunter4tide Garbage
This glue holds fletchings OK, the problem is in storing it. I fletch a decent number of arrows, as they need it, not everyday. I stored this glue for a week or two and then when I wanted to use it, I had to ram a paper clip down the the spout and pray the glue would come out which it did the first couple of times (I always stored with cap on). Today i did the same routine, jam the paper clip down the spout and squeeze for all I was worth only to have the tube explode glue all over my hand. I will never buy this again, moving on to another glue.
November 24, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by CLMD Use it right
Nothing wrong with this glue at all, if you know how to use it.
Clean your shafts, I use alcohol or acetone, a simple wipe down. Apply glue, maintain pressure of vane to shaft for 30 seconds, clamp time of 5 minutes. When you're done, leave them alone for 24 hours, then shoot. They won't come off.
These are Bohning's directions, and are hard to find, even on their website. They should print them on the tube itself.
February 4, 2012
Rated 3 out of 5 by bowdad7 Bohning Platinum Fletching Glue
Nothing to be said as it does the job but the older type Bohning Fletch-Tite for fletching feathers has always worked on wood shafts for me and before they came out with the Platinum it worked on aluminum shafts. Plus it's still cheaper than the Platinum. I find the Platinum is over priced and Bass Pro should stock the older type as they do still sell it in stores and at archery supply deallers.
August 15, 2011
Rated 5 out of 5 by snowbear great product
great product have used fletch tite for years and the platinum works just as good as the old stuff just remember to place a small drop of it at the front and rear of the tip of the fletch after fletching it will help keep them on during those pass through shots
June 8, 2011
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I just bought this product and was wondering how long it takes to set so i can use on other vanes?
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Usually takes only 10-15 minutes for each feather being fletched onto a shaft. I use an egg timer which is great. Do some other things like taper other shafts, etc. I find this time is sufficient to stabilize the feather enough to add more and turn the fletching jig in position for the nex feather. I wouldn't recommend shooting the arrow until the glue on the last feather has set overnite just to be sure the glue has hardened enough.
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I like to give it about 20 minutes per vane and at least over night before shootingA:
i leave my vane in the jig for 15-20 seconds before glueing the next.
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After a couple of minutes on a jig, you can move on to the next vane. I'd give it 24 hours to cure before shooting the arrows.1 of 1
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