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How do I prepare aluminum and carbon shafts for fletching?

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How do I prepare aluminum and carbon shafts for fletching?

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Carefully wipe down just the fletching area of the shaft with M.E.K. or acetone using a clean, white paper towel. If your nock is already permanently installed, use 91% isopropyl alcohol in place of all other solvents. Continue wiping the surface with solvent until no dirt or carbon residue shows on a clean portion of the paper towel. Remember to use protective gloves to keep solvents off the skin and use proper ventilation. Do not soak carbon or aluminum/carbon shafts in any solvents. CAUTION: Do not use lacquer thinner, M.E.K., or acetone with the nock installed. Keep these solvents away from nocks and shaft identification markings. Petroleum solvents could accumulate between the bushing and shaft wall and weaken the adhesive bond. For complete and detailed directions on arrow set up, reference the Easton Tuning Guide, or download free here.

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