Bohning Fletch-Lac Gloss Finish Review
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Bohning arrow paint has long been the standard for home arrow builders everywhere. This high gloss, bright color lacquer finish is specifically designed for use on arrow shafting. All Bohning Fletch-Lac paints are compatible with each other so you can use any Bohning paint or glue product with complete confidence. ONLY use Fletch-Tite Platinum to fletch on. Flammable, may not be shipped overseas. Available in pint and quart sizing in colors of black, white, yellow, red, orange, green, and blue. Please specify. Compatible with other Bohning Fletch-Lac products Bright and glossy colors Flammable See Bohning Fletch-Lac Clear Sealer See Bohning Fletch-Lac Thinner ...read more
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Bohning Fletch-Lac Gloss Finish Reviews
Excellent good finish good adhesion
Arrowman
9 years ago
Provides good finish good adhesion
Delivers as Promised
Buckhuntr
11 years ago
Since I started arrow building I have used Fletch Lac. It is a great product that gives me the results I desire.
Best
Woody
11 years ago
Always was the best and still is
Old school works best
Drew
12 years ago
like building things that come together well!
Old Reliable
Moebow
14 years ago
I've used Bohning products for years. I like knowing that I have NO compatibility issues! I have always disliked the "paint can" packaging! It will not pour without a mess. For home users it would seem that a better pouring system could be devised!!!!!!!
Always perfect!
Tom in San Diego
14 years ago
I have used this product for 30+ years. The paint is always the same from one batch to the next. I use it now mostly on my wood shafts. The only drawbacks are the slow drying time and special thinner needed. The oder can be an issue for some sensitive noises.
Its not flashy, but every arrow needs it
Bouch
14 years ago
dip tubes and thinner are needed
PAINT
JERRY
14 years ago
VERY PLEASED ALWAYS USE IT
Best matched system
WyoBowhunter
14 years ago
This system is the best matched system in the archery world. All of the componates fit together and they will not react with each other.
Would buy this product again
Stikbow
16 years ago
Have used Bohning products for many years and will keep using.
Bohning Fletch-Lac Gloss Finish Questions and Answers
Asked by
james ky
11 years ago
I have been reading about cresting with edding paint makers. I use all bohning products glue paint stain everything. Question is they say you cannot use the pins over a stain that contains a solvent. So does this contain a solvent and has anyone exsperim
I have found that Bohning products tend to only work with other
11 years ago
I have found that Bohning products tend to only work with other Bohning products. I do not know if this finish contains a solvent or not, but I do not think that the other paint would work.
Asked by
BRAD
4 years ago
I don't see the Fletch Lac " clear " under the Fletch Lac gloss finish paints Is this still available?
Here is a link to the Fletch Lac clear sealer. https://www.3rive
4 years ago
Here is a link to the Fletch Lac clear sealer. https://www.3riversarchery.com/fletch-lac-clear-sealer-for-wood-arrow-building.html
Asked by
Witco
5 years ago
The shaft material that I used is Port Orford Cedar. The dip was Fletch Lac. The results were ok at first, then the coating started cracking. I wanted a high gloss, so I dipped them 4 times. In your opinion what went wrong?
It sounds like it was put on too thick which can cause cracking
5 years ago
It sounds like it was put on too thick which can cause cracking
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james ky
11 years ago
I have been reading about cresting with edding paint makers. I use all bohning products glue paint stain everything. Question is they say you cannot use the pins over a stain that contains a solvent. So does this contain a solvent and has anyone exsperim
I have found that Bohning products tend to only work with other
11 years ago
I have found that Bohning products tend to only work with other Bohning products. I do not know if this finish contains a solvent or not, but I do not think that the other paint would work.
Asked by
Rich
12 years ago
Similar to carbon question. Can you use this fletch-lac color finish on an aluminum shaft? For example, if I buy a half dozen easton 1916 Blues, can I use this product on them?
Yes you will want to wipe the aluminum shafts down with acetone
12 years ago
Yes you will want to wipe the aluminum shafts down with acetone first.
Asked by
Unknown
12 years ago
I have been using this product for about 7 years now and just bought a can of white fletch lac, but it's not covering. I even dipped the shafts 5 times so far and no discernable difference. Do you know what happened?
To the best of our knowledge this product has not been changed.
12 years ago
To the best of our knowledge this product has not been changed. It sounds like this is to thin you may be able leave the cap off for a few hours to thin it back down. I would recommend to contact Bohning first to see what they would recommend.
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Unknown
12 years ago
Are fletch-lac products compatible with the lacquer used on your pre-finished shafting? I am considering buying the pre-finished shafting and then adding a cap-dip and my own cresting. Is this reasonable, or should I just start with raw shafts? Thank you.
You will not want to use Fletch-lac with the Pre-finished shafti
12 years ago
You will not want to use Fletch-lac with the Pre-finished shafting because on these we us the 3Rivers gasket lacquer. So if you want to use a certain color only available in the Fletch-lac you would need to start from raw shafts and use the Fletch-lac sealer.
Asked by
Dipper
13 years ago
Can I crown dip and crest with Testors or Fletch-Lac paints and then dip the whole shaft in Fletch-Lac clear to seal the paint and the shaft? Or will the paint bleed? Thanks
The paint will bleed occasionally. The problem is that you dry
13 years ago
The paint will bleed occasionally. The problem is that you dry the paint and then get it wet again when you clear coat. A majority of them will turn out. But, you will have the few that will run.
Asked by
Unknown
13 years ago
how do you do dipping?
Give us a call and we can walk you through it.
13 years ago
Give us a call and we can walk you through it.
Asked by
Unknown
13 years ago
what thinner do you use.
http://www.3riversarchery.com/Arrow+Building+Paint+Sealer+Stain+
13 years ago
http://www.3riversarchery.com/Arrow+Building+Paint+Sealer+Stain+Fletch%2DLac+Thinner_c52_s223_p245_i4116X_product.html This is Fletch-Lac thinner and will work best with Fletch-Lac products.
Asked by
Grunt
13 years ago
how long does it take for fletch lac to dry?
The drying time on any lacquer will depend on the temperature an
13 years ago
The drying time on any lacquer will depend on the temperature and humidity. On average one coat will dry in 3-5 minuets.