Titebond III Waterproof Glue, Gallon

If only my parents used this for their relationship. You could glue two unicorns together. Love this stuff.

I use this for any wood project I have. I have never had a single problem.

Strong bonds, dries fast but not so fast you can’t make adjustments to wood you’ve clamped. I use this for cutting boards and cheese boards and have not been disappointed.

I have used this glue since it was introduced and can say, it is simply the best there is for wood. It sets up fairly rapidly at room temperature, and has a good hold by one hour. It is fully cured over night. It is much stronger than the wood and the glue in the joints is never the failure point. One word of warning: do not use this for things like musical instruments that you might want to take apport again. That is not possible. If you glue something with this product it will never come apart again.

Anybody who does woodworking knows that Titebond wood glue is exceptional. Wood will not come apart after cured. Easy to apply and clean up. Have tried others, including Gorilla wood glue, always went back to Titebond.

I wonder how long this sat in Amazon’s warehouse. Got clumpy within a couple months. Stored indoors climate control.

I won’t try another glue because this is a fair price and has phenomenal adhesion. I clamp for 30 minutes then come back on pattern work and there are no issues. I have glued them planed in 6 hours without failure.

This glue is very sticky and water resistant. I use it for general wood working and model airplanes (Balsa). It is a little thinner than Elmers comparable glue. I am somewhat conflicted about that as in some cases I like the glue thinner and sometimes I like it thicker. Understand that as a water based glue, you can always make the thick glue thinner -- but that is work. But I think this glue is a little less expensive than the Elmers comparable water proof glue. If it is less expensive, I think I may probably buy it again.

Go to glue for all my woodworking projects. Except for quick dry and breakable bonds, both of which Titebond has other glues for, this is the workhorse glue. It has about 15 minute set time and I generally wait overnight to fully cure. Much additional processing of the glued parts can be done after several hours of drying.

Works great for almost all wood works projects. Dries a light brown so its easiler to hide.