AAE 2-Part Epoxy Review
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This slow-setting 2-part epoxy formula from AAE retains elasticity, yet holds like iron. Takes 24 hours to cure. Recommended for installing inserts on all carbon and aluminum arrows. Strong hold perfect for inserts Works on all carbon and aluminum arrow shafts 24 hour cure time ...read more
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AAE 2-Part Epoxy Reviews
Works for me
Sparks
5 years ago
To install inserts and glue in arrow points
Versatile and Very Strong
JungleMedic
7 years ago
I use this adhesive to secure all my field points, broadheads and nocks to the wooden arrows I make...for gluing inserts on carbon and aluminum arrows. And also to glue the pieces of previously broken arrows together that have been tapered / cut to fit with the Arrow Fix Arrow Repair Tool - The long drying time means you can make necessary adjustments before the glue sets.. But… read more it also means the glue you mixed is less likely to dry out before you are finished with your project or fitting your pieces together.. Once dried, points and broadheads glued to a wooden shaft with this product will not come off until extreme heat is applied.. And nocks bond to the shaft so well they will break before they slip off. A little too messy and long drying in my opinion to use for fletching. But for other arrow making applications it is by far the best adhesive I have ever found. I can't speak for how well it does or does not stick to other surfaces beyond the ones I mentioned above. Those are the only applications I have used it for.
Wouldn't use anything else for inserts
Lankkari
9 years ago
Broke down and bought this again after other epoxies failed. I wont use any other of inserts anymore.
I use this glue backing horn to bamboo
Byambaa
11 years ago
Easy to use,strongly, faithfull.
Great
Josef2424
15 years ago
I use this on all my inserts. Once left overnight it makes as secure a hold as I have ever witnessed. Your shaft will break well before the insert comes out.
AAE 2-Part Epoxy Questions and Answers
Asked by
Jason
4 years ago
Would this glue be ok for gluing limb tip reinforcements on the string knock on a recurve?
Yes you could use it for that without issue. This glue has a 24
4 years ago
Yes you could use it for that without issue. This glue has a 24 hour cure time at room temperature.
Very much so. I ha e used it from bow tips to arrow heads and it
4 years ago
Very much so. I ha e used it from bow tips to arrow heads and it has never failed me in any application.
Asked by
opie
5 years ago
Have some old bear razorheads I want to glue on screw in adapters (11/32 long) would this work on the aluminum?
Yes this epoxy will work very well for that.
5 years ago
Yes this epoxy will work very well for that.
Yes, it will work.
5 years ago
Yes, it will work.
Asked by
Fuzzy
10 years ago
About how many inserts can be glued out of one tube? ie 12 per 1 unit. Thank you.
I don't know for sure how many, but I would guess a lot more tha
10 years ago
I don't know for sure how many, but I would guess a lot more than 12.
Asked by
Tony
10 years ago
Trying to figure out - How far will this product go? It doesn't say how many ounces or how many applications it will provide.
It contains 1oz total.
10 years ago
It contains 1oz total.
Asked by
jake
11 years ago
can denatured alcohol harm cured epoxy or it will dissolve.
No, denatured alcohol is not corrosive enough. If you want to br
11 years ago
No, denatured alcohol is not corrosive enough. If you want to break the bond heat is the best method.
Asked by
Jock
11 years ago
How's the best way to open and re-seal the AAE 2 part epoxy tubes?
just cut off the ends and in the middle of the tow tubes is the
11 years ago
just cut off the ends and in the middle of the tow tubes is the lid.
Asked by
Max
12 years ago
I'm new to the insert thing,so where do you apply the epoxy?
I put the epoxy around the shank of the insert. I then twist th
12 years ago
I put the epoxy around the shank of the insert. I then twist the insert as I push it into the shaft to make sure that I get good coverage. Keep a paper towel handy to wipe off the excess.
Asked by
BIG_B
13 years ago
Can I also use this to glue point adapters to my glue on broad heads
Yes that work's great for doing that .
13 years ago
Yes that work's great for doing that .
Asked by
Black Bear in the woods
13 years ago
Could boiling water be used to debond the product from carbon shafts?? and adapters and broadheads??
The water will not get to a high enough temperature. Your best
13 years ago
The water will not get to a high enough temperature. Your best best is to screw a field point into the insert and heat the field point. You should be able to get the insert out without damaging the shaft.
Asked by
Black Bear in the woods
13 years ago
Are you able to debond the epoxied parts?? i used this on my heritage 250 shafts with my points and brass adapters i bought from you guys, and i was wondering if i could seperate them
If you heat it up enough you should be able to break it loose.
13 years ago
If you heat it up enough you should be able to break it loose. You may damage you shaft in the process, however. You will want to apply the heat to the field point, NOT TO THE CARBON. The heat can ruin the carbon. You will want to use as little as possible to get the job done.