Glueing strike plates?

[Juan Ant. Espinosa]

Hello.
I use to glue on cropped pieces of leader as strike plates and also another little one on a small wedge I incorporate as an arrow rest.
I´ve try with different glues: cyanoacrylate, contact glue, double adhesive side tape... But they often fall down.
How you do that, please?

[Pat B]

I use contact cement. Never had it fall off. Are you degreasing the area to glue? With contact cement you glue both surfaces, let them fry and stick together. You can remove any excess by rubbing it off with a dry finger.
 What finish are you using? I use Tru-Oil with satin poly sprayed over it.

[PaSteve]

Same as Pat. I've used barge cement for years with good results.

[Juan Ant. Espinosa]

Thank you for your replies!.
Well, I´ve finished my last bows with some lowered linose boiled oil and then a water based not natural barnish.
I will try to clean it first with some alcohol, may be.
Yes, I spread on both surfaces when I use contact cement. And let it dry till it´s not sticky.
May be I glue my strike plates in the wrong place or they are too small...

[Beba]

 I only allow contact cement to dry to a strong tact (stickiness) then apply. Haven’t had 1 fall off yet. I never allow it to dry to the point it’s skinned over.

[Butch Speer]

Make sure it's contact cement and not rubber cement. World of difference.