ArrowMike

I found with some vanes you have to clean them first. And the type of glue you use is important, because some don’t stick well to carbon. Some people find it easier to put wraps on then vanes.

Buck_Slayer

Like other guys said. I re-fletched with blazers because the ones that came on my Carbons were ripping off when I shot them. I put a dab of glue on the front of the blazers and not one has a problem. They shoot great.

deerhunter6702

Thanx everyone, i put them back on and put a dab of glue on each end and down the side of them where they touch the shaft and i am very pleased with them and the flight of them too.

Thanx again

GMMAT

You can also utilize arrow wraps.

It's cheaper than buying new arrows or a new rest.

Madjac20

I use Bohning 2" Blazers, you don't have to clean these vanes prior to putting them on. Asfor a glue I use Fletchtite Platinum from Bohning as well, works great on Carbon Express arrows (I also shoot thru a WB with my blazers at a right helical no problems). Wraps are a good idea as well, just make sure everythiong is clean before you start. I like to give mine a final wipe-down with 91% isopro.alcohol.

killzonearchery

Ok, one is the glue is not that good. The other on could be the arrow is not clean enough. That helped for me.

rednecksteve

I think you can probably get it at Lowes
just make shour you put a drop of it at the front of the fletching

MOmightymite

Buy some Goat Tuff glue. They wont come off with that stuff.

PSEsilverhawk55

when i prep an arrow, all i do is clean my arrows with fingernail polish remover, then fletch my arrows useing loc tite superglue. i dont use blazer, but i have use bohning vane that are the same heavy plastic that the blazer are made from, and i have had no trouble with them stickin to both alum. or carbon