So I got disgusted at what my Arizona EZ Fletch tools were looking like and I thought I'd read the instructions for the first time ever So I read that you can soak the tool in acetone. Thinking yeah right, I did it anyway. I opened a 4 liter tin and hung the tool in the acetone for 20/30 minutes. When I pulled it out there was no glue on it at all and the tool was fine The only thing I saw was all the scratch marks and gouges where some moron didn't read the instructions and scraped away the excess glue Now I wonder what mental midget did that?
Lol remember we spoke about that last week and I told you I thought that 30 min seemed like a long time, I am glad you tried it, I would not have, i thought for sure it would eat or soften that plastic.
Last edited by Bullzeye on Fri Jul 19, 2013 8:06 pm, edited 2 times in total.
Boo wrote:So I got disgusted at what my Arizona EZ Fletch tools were looking like and I thought I'd read the instructions for the first time ever So I read that you can soak the tool in acetone. Thinking yeah right, I did it anyway. I opened a 4 liter tin and hung the tool in the acetone for 20/30 minutes. When I pulled it out there was no glue on it at all and the tool was fine The only thing I saw was all the scratch marks and gouges where some moron didn't read the instructions and scraped away the excess glue Now I wonder what mental midget did that?
Don did you get ahold of mine and scratch it up too? Instructions I thought men throw them out where did you find them?
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Bullzeye wrote:Lol remember we spoke about that last week and I told you I thought that 30 min seemed like a long time, I am glad you tried it, I would not have, i thought for sure it would eat or soften that plastic.
LOL! I was doing a few of them and forgot one in the can for a couple of hours and guess what? It's still a fletching too!
hey thanks don, when I get my new AZ I won't be scraping the old dried up glue off ....I knew there was some reason I held off buying one till now ....
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Thanks Don. This will be some info I will mark as must read before doing anything with Arizona Fletching Jig. I am still using a Blitz but whenever I do replace the Blitz it will probably be the Arizona.
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So I read that you can soak the tool in acetone. Thinking yeah right, I did it anyway. I opened a 4 liter tin and hung the tool in the acetone for 20/30 minutes. When I pulled it out there was no glue on it at all and the tool was fine 
Now I wonder what mental midget did that?
....I knew there was some reason I held off buying one till now 
