Duco Cement Fletching Glue Review
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Duco Cement is the preferred fletching glue of many arrow builders for fletching wood arrows when sealing with other than Bohning Fletch-Lac Sealers. Can also be used with Water-based sealer for wood arrows, aluminum arrows, and Carbon Express and Gold Tip carbon arrows. Dries clear. Resists clogging or drying out. Duco has a 5 minute set time, with full bond in 16 hours. Flammable. Sold in a 1 ounce tube. ...read more
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Duco Cement Fletching Glue Reviews
I would buy again
Wes
3 years ago
Works great for fletching wood arrows and putting knocks on
I would buy this product.
Tom
3 years ago
I use Duco on nocks and feathers. It works well on polyurethane.
I would'nt use this again
Flyn' Hawaiian
6 years ago
I used it to fletch my shafts. As soon as I turn it over, it starts running out.
Holds like a vice
Bob in Cincinnati
6 years ago
I have always had good luck with Duco. Will hold a feather like grim death.
Not good
Snow Hawk
8 years ago
It doesn't stick feathers to wraps at all. And the nozzle is too wide for feather base. Much better to use products like fletch tite that are truly designed for arrows.
Bought it because it works well
Joe
9 years ago
I use this product to fletch arrows with and it works really well. It is cheaper to order it thru youins instead of getting it in town, I hate to go to town!
My favorite fletching cement
Mikeyj
10 years ago
I only fletch feathers on cedar shafts finished with clear lacquer or wipe-on varnish, and Duco is my favorite glue for this use. While the nozzle tip is a bit wider than would be ideal, with a little practice this isn't a problem. By using just enough pressure to flow a small amount of glue on the feather I get good adhesion without any excess runoff. By using a minimal amount… read more of glue, and letting it air dry for 30 seconds before placing the feather on the shaft, I can remove the clamp in 5-10 minutes without any problems.
Not the best for the job
Don Kaicho
10 years ago
Duco was a favorite while growing up. Used it for building and repairing everything. For fletching the nozzle tip is too large. Cement smears and oozes out onto the shaft, requiring a lot of time and effort to clean it up for a presentable product.
Great Product
Trapper
11 years ago
Great product for gluing nocks to wooden arrows. Hasn't failed me yet.
Love this stuff!
Morgan Wolf
11 years ago
I tried Loc-Tite as a Duco substitute when I couldn't get Duco at my local Walmart, but while the applicator is fantastic, at half an ounce for twice the price, and the fact that one tube of Duco will easily fletch a full dozen arrows, Loc-Tite is only good for two-maybe-three complete arrows, it's worth paying for the shipping to get this most-reliable glue from the most-reliable… read more Traditional Archery supplier in the World!
Duco Cement Fletching Glue Questions and Answers
Asked by
Aging Archer
6 years ago
I usually use fletch-tite so I am used to that dispenser. Using Duco to install the nocks I noticed the larger opening and the glue seemed quite runny. How do people use this on fletching without making a mess. Do they transfer the glue to another dispens
While useing this you can tip this up so that the force of gravi
6 years ago
While useing this you can tip this up so that the force of gravity pulls the glue out. This should help it from coming out too fast and make less of a mess.
If you gently work with the tube, the bigger opening does just f
6 years ago
If you gently work with the tube, the bigger opening does just fine. I do better with Duco than fletch tite. Just watch your air tension and how hard you squeeze it. Also, once air is trapped behind the glue, your hand can heat it up and push excess glue out. I have those same problems with fletch tite.
It certainly runny, but if you hold them horizontal, I take a sq
6 years ago
It certainly runny, but if you hold them horizontal, I take a square of tp and spin it once while it's runny and it really cleans up nicely, doesn't run past the initial push really. Best of luck. Sent from my iPhone
Asked by
Clate
3 years ago
Will this work for glueing feather fletching on to arrow wraps?
Yes it will work but I would recommend Bohning Fletch-Tite Plati
3 years ago
Yes it will work but I would recommend Bohning Fletch-Tite Platinum Fletching Glue https://www.3riversarchery.com/bohning-fletch-tite-platinum-fletching-glue.html , this will work well with wraps as well .
Asked by
Jarred
5 years ago
Can this be used as a contact cement for spiral wrapped flu flu fletching
Yes you could use this glue that way.
5 years ago
Yes you could use this glue that way.
Asked by
Aging Archer
6 years ago
I usually use fletch-tite so I am used to that dispenser. Using Duco to install the nocks I noticed the larger opening and the glue seemed quite runny. How do people use this on fletching without making a mess. Do they transfer the glue to another dispens
While useing this you can tip this up so that the force of gravi
6 years ago
While useing this you can tip this up so that the force of gravity pulls the glue out. This should help it from coming out too fast and make less of a mess.
If you gently work with the tube, the bigger opening does just f
6 years ago
If you gently work with the tube, the bigger opening does just fine. I do better with Duco than fletch tite. Just watch your air tension and how hard you squeeze it. Also, once air is trapped behind the glue, your hand can heat it up and push excess glue out. I have those same problems with fletch tite.
It certainly runny, but if you hold them horizontal, I take a sq
6 years ago
It certainly runny, but if you hold them horizontal, I take a square of tp and spin it once while it's runny and it really cleans up nicely, doesn't run past the initial push really. Best of luck. Sent from my iPhone
Asked by
N/A
9 years ago
what is the shelf life of duco cement?
Once opened the Duco cement has an approximate one-year shelflif
9 years ago
Once opened the Duco cement has an approximate one-year shelflife
Asked by
Joshua
10 years ago
Does this work on inserts in carbon shafts?
It is not recommended for inserts.
10 years ago
It is not recommended for inserts.
I personally have had success with insert iron.
10 years ago
I personally have had success with insert iron.
Asked by
Alex
10 years ago
WIll Duco Cement work over polyurethane finishes on wooden arrows? Water or oil based?
I have used Duco over polyurethane with good results.
10 years ago
I have used Duco over polyurethane with good results.
Yes. I have used Duco cement over “MinWax” stain and polyurethan
10 years ago
Yes. I have used Duco cement over “MinWax” stain and polyurethane applications. A key element when fletching seems to be to allow the glue to set for about a minute or so before actually applying feathers / placing in fletching jig. Thx.
Asked by
Jerelison
11 years ago
can you use this on aluminum?
Yes, Duco Feather glue will work on aluminum arrows.
11 years ago
Yes, Duco Feather glue will work on aluminum arrows.
Asked by
st
12 years ago
Is there a reason for putting this glue in a metel bottle or in a plastic bottle?
No, I recommend keeping it in the squeeze tube. The other bottle
12 years ago
No, I recommend keeping it in the squeeze tube. The other bottles are for larger quantities of glue that only come in a can.
Asked by
Jay
12 years ago
can you use this on carbon
This will work on carbon arrows, although we recommend either th
12 years ago
This will work on carbon arrows, although we recommend either the fletch tape or Fletch Tite Platinum for carbon arrows.
Asked by
Mac
13 years ago
Is this glue used for both nocks and feathers on your pre-finished shafting?
Yes you may use it for both.
13 years ago
Yes you may use it for both.
Say Mac: I only use this fine product on my feathers only.
13 years ago
Say Mac: I only use this fine product on my feathers only.
I used the glue for both, and it worked great. I would say yes.
12 years ago
I used the glue for both, and it worked great. I would say yes.
Yes it can be used for both feathers and nocks on finished shaft
12 years ago
Yes it can be used for both feathers and nocks on finished shafts.