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Franklin International 1413 Titebond Ultimate
For many years I have been using Titebond II almost exclusively, and to great result, so I thought that Titebond III would have to be pretty outstanding for me to switch. On the first project that I used it on, I was very impressed. In the course of building an arts and crafts inspired coffee table, I needed to glue up six relatively long boards into a panel (the table top). I appreciated two things right away with this glue. First, the long open time meant that I was able to work at a comfortable pace without as much hurrying and stress as that sort of operation usually induces. Second, I appreciated that this glue dries to a light brown color, which blended in well with the general color of my q/s white oak.
Of course, only having used it for building indoor furniture, I cannot attest to the waterproof nature of this glue, but with all other things - open time, bond strength, color, etc. - I am sold. Titebond III is a winner in my book.
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It is a great glue if you need to use it in moisture prone areas, food grade areas. I use Titebond III on my beehives when I construct them and it performs great. I also brad nail or staple the hives but that is just to hold the joint until the glue sets
Very good glue! Sticks together very strong! It is very happy! cool cool cool cool cool cool cool cool cool
I purchased the glue to repair some chairs used in the breakfast room. So far the glue has worked great and was easy to clean. I have used Elmer's wood glue in the past but its adhesion did not last as long as the Titebond has to this point. I recommend the product for ease of use, clean up, and durability.
For many years I have been using Titebond II almost exclusively, and to great result, so I thought that Titebond III would have to be pretty outstanding for me to switch. On the first project that I used it on, I was very impressed. In the course of building an arts and crafts inspired coffee table, I needed to glue up six relatively long boards into a panel (the table top). I appreciated two things right away with this glue. First, the long open time meant that I was able to work at a comfortable pace without as much hurrying and stress as that sort of operation usually induces. Second, I appreciated that this glue dries to a light brown color, which blended in well with the general color of my q/s white oak.
Of course, only having used it for building indoor furniture, I cannot attest to the waterproof nature of this glue, but with all other things - open time, bond strength, color, etc. - I am sold. Titebond III is a winner in my book.
I used this to glue a cabinet together.
Easy to use, great clean up
and holds together better than nails
This glue is the best on the market. I highly recommed it! Titebond, great job and thanks for making this product.
Very Good Glue.
Some sticky stuff, used on ceramic, metal and wood, it created a very tight bond.
Used this glue on a cherry hall tree. It worked great. I applied the broke piece of wood (press board) and clamped it in place till over night. Left it alone for almost 24 hrs and it was fine. I was able to wipe away the glue easily with water before it dried. I accidently smeared a little glue on the hall tree that I didn't notice till after it dried and I was able to wipe it off with water.