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TheArcheryProgram · 02-09-2002, 06:19 PM

I have used both, and have always fletched them the same. I have used both fast dry as well as normal fletch tite like you mentioned. For carbons I would stick to fletch tite, you will thank yourself the first time you want to re-fletch! I personally use an Arizona Easy fletch.

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jevan · 02-09-2002, 06:20 PM

I would like to help you out but I only fletch vanes.

evan

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ram96 · 02-10-2002, 07:06 AM

I have used tape with feathers on aluminum and it worked great. I was afraid the they would peel back but they did not. Also found it to be less messy.

Jerry/Pa · 02-10-2002, 09:25 AM

Fletching vains is more critical then feathers for me on carbon or aluminum. When I fletch on aluminum I always dip using Bohning prep-rite to clean the arrow. Air dry it and use instant gel by Bohning. Carbons are more sensitive to cleaners,thinners or alcohol. I clean the shaft with soap&water air dry then litely sand to remove any oils. I use instant gel for both vains and feathers. I found feathers to hold much easier then vains on carbons. I'm not sure why but thinners and and alcohol don't work for me on carbons. I use to cotton swob the vains with lac thinner to soften the area of the vain where it contacts the arrow. I found that doesn't work with carbons. It may be a chemical reaction to the carbon or a film it leaves. Hope this helps. JERRY