WB or Poor Glue Job ...
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WB or Poor Glue Job ...
on my blazer vanes...Just put a WB on today...level centershot...nock point is right on and arrows shoot great....shot 60 arrows (st epic 300) w/ new Blazer vanes (3) using a release and string loop....lost 6 blazer vanes...??????
Looking for some advice... poor glue job or WB?
Looking for some advice... poor glue job or WB?
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RE: WB or Poor Glue Job ...
also forgot to mention, make sure that the entire base of the vane is contacting the shaft. I had to readjust my clamp to get full contact with the smaller blazers, vs a 4" vane.
#6
RE: WB or Poor Glue Job ...
I ordered the Epics from Keystone and they installed the blazers... I did not add glue to the front or rear of the vanes before I shot them... Its sounding like a glue job more than the new WB...Correct?? I like the simplicity of the WB and shoots nice..just frustrated a bit with the fletchings coming off...
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RE: WB or Poor Glue Job ...
I have been shooting Blazers through a WB and haven't had that first vane come off. I lightly sand the shafts and clean them with alcohol and also clean the glue channel on the vane too with alcohol. I have been using Fletch Tite Platinum. My WB doesn't even put a wrinkle in my Blazers.
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RE: WB or Poor Glue Job ...
It's both, the WB and the glue process. j/k
Great advice from the guys above on prep and glue'n Blazers. I use this process these guys mention and never have them come off my ACC's. Even when I shoot through my Morrell bag and have to back the arrow out.
Great advice from the guys above on prep and glue'n Blazers. I use this process these guys mention and never have them come off my ACC's. Even when I shoot through my Morrell bag and have to back the arrow out.