MT-13 Takedown Bow Sleeve Glue Review
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This is the epoxy to use for any wood-to-metal project. Perfect for the takedown sleeves we offer. 5 ouncees. Wood-to-metal projects Recommended for takedown sleeve 5 oz. bottle ...read more
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MT-13 Takedown Bow Sleeve Glue Reviews
Excellent item
Curve
7 years ago
Used to reinstall quiver bushing on the back of the limbs on a Browning Explorer recurve. Worked awesome!
TD sleeve glue
Brad
11 years ago
3 Rivers recommends this glue for sleeve installation and it works great. It's from the makers of smooth on which is the glue I use in fiberglass bow glue ups. Great stuff.
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Diamondback
12 years ago
I like it easey to use
MT-13 Takedown Bow Sleeve Glue Questions and Answers
Asked by
sambow
10 years ago
os it best to make the wood as close to the inside of the take down sleeve as possible or give it some tolerance and let the glue fill that space? thanks
The answer is yes to both questions. You want to make the wood a
10 years ago
The answer is yes to both questions. You want to make the wood as close as possible to a slip fit, yet you want a little space for the glue as well. Generally, when you make the wood as close as you possibly can, there is still enough of a gap for the glue.