Titebond 1415 III Ultimate Wood Glue, 32-Ounce Bottle,Tan, 1 Qt

I bought the quart of this Titebond III glue and itll probably last me for quite a while. I also bought a wood glue dispenser to go along with it. I havent used either one yet. I have a smaller container that I have to use up first and it has a built in dispenser. I thought Id need a bunch for this years Halloween building season but...you know...a virus ruined my plans. Even though I havent opened this particular bottle yet, I do have experience with the glue and I find it to be one of the best wood glues out there and as a bonus, I can use it outdoors (many Halloween props are used outdoors)

I’ve stopped buying type 1 & 2 completely. It’s just that good. Works great on cutting boards I build

I worked in a cabinet shop, titebond was the only adhesive wed ever use. First it was the yellow Titebond II, then it was Titebond III since its a little easier to clean up (the yellow is a pervasive stainer). And its great, itll glue your wood, man. Stronger than the wood itself etc, etc, etc. Is that good? Maybe not. In my home shop, I found the titebond overly messy, annoyingly opaque, and once it sets thats it - the woods secure. But I use joinery, mortises, tenons, dovetails, pegs, drawbores! What if I want to veneer? Inlay? I dont want wood to splinter if it needs to come apart and readjust post glueup. Im using hide glue now. Its clear and tacky with a very lenient setup time. If I mess up I heat the joint and try again. Titebond III gets 5 stars if youre looking to use thick, gunky, cement. 3 stars for fine furniture glue.

Awesome product. Over performs.

Easy to use, ashesion very tight, only have to use a little, also works well using a brush.

I needed water proof glue for a larger out door project and this has been a very good glue. A large bottle for the price

Did what it said it does

Best wood glue on the market

Good product for woodworking projects

I used this product to attach window molding. The handyman said it worked well but he added a couple of nails to to make sure the molding didnt fall out before the glue dried.