Franklin International 5005 Titebond II Premium Wood Glue, 32-Ounce Bottle

Ive been using Franklin International 5005 Titebond II Premium Wood Glue for over 10 years, if youre looking for strong, exterior wood glue, this is it. Among many other exterior projects now, I first used this glue to put together screw-less bird houses and they are still going strong to this day! These arent normal bird houses either, theres around 30 individual boards glued together for each bird house. Maintain once a year with a coating of polyurethane, theyll probably last a few more decades. Ive used this glue on every type of job, from small finesse projects to sturdy, contractor grade on-site projects, no issues. If you glue two boards flat together, youll never get them apart unless you use a saw. Eco-friendly, strong, long lasting in the Missouri outdoors, a fast set/dry time (I always wait 24 hours before moving glued boards) and easy water clean-up. Painting is okay, I recommend a good clean-up of any excess glue around seams and corners to avoid painting on top of the glue as much as possible, and use painters tape when applying the glue where you can, itll keep clean up easy and provide a boundary to contain the inherent messiness of the glue. If staining the finished product, youll really want to keep everything clean and tight because glue doesnt absorb regular stain well and it will show.

this product worked perfectly for gluing wood. Only comment is that I didnt realize it was such a large bottle.

This wood glue is the BEST, easy to dispense, easy to clean dispenser area, hold great, this or Titebond III will be my go tos for my glue needs. Will definitely be purchasing again as needed.

I would rcommend this product ,I reconstruted a 100 yr. Old Chair.

I use a lot of glue and this thing has lasted me a while plus it bonds so tight!

When it arrived, the lid had broken off and there was glue all through the shipping box, I cleaned it up as best as I could, but can use it to refill smaller bottle. Thanks.

We always have an issue with our mulch blowing away and we were going to buy mulch glue. Instead we bought titebond II and diluted it with about 2.5 parts hot water to one . This worked very well. We had a soaking rain over the weekend and it is still hard. We applied it with a garden sprayer.

I used this for a board game insert that was loose. The glue dries in under a minute and held everything together nicely

Dries fast and leaves a strong bond. I have used this glue for a couple of projects and all of them held tight.

Perfect