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Cole B.
> 24 hourUsed for making skateboards. Long enough open time to apply to 9 layers and put in a vacuum bag. Used in high moisture conditions and have yet to see delamination.
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Paul Tatom
> 24 hourWhat can I say? This is a sticky subject. Lol. Works great. Use fir intended purpose. A little thinner than other tire bonds but works great for me.
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Tessa
> 24 hourI use this for a lot of different projects and it never fails me. It drys quicker (not too quick) and is easy to work with. I love that it is waterproof.
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rosekbuds
> 24 hourI chose this glue because I am a segmented bowl maker and wanted a bonding agent of high quality. This product has not failed me once. In the gluing process it cleans up nicely with water and a damp cloth. The price is right when you buy in bulk. I highly recommend it for the wood worker interested in a quality glue.
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TFelicia
> 24 hourDoes exactly what its supposed to do. Drying time is longer than elmers and TB2, which is good for setting my work up.
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Nathan Z.
> 24 hourI use this glue by the gallons for any and every woodworking project I tackle. Definitely recommend!
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TwoMetreBill
> 24 hourNot cheap but in over a decade, Ive never had a failure. My go-to glue for 99% of my wood projects. Only where I need an expansive glue or for sealing a screw in wood will I use a urethane glue like Dow or Gorilla Glue.
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Adkrover
> 24 hourHad to build an exterior door for a customer. Was worried about the waterproof qualities so I made up a sample with red oak and left it outside in the rain and sun for 2 weeks. No problem. Decided to leave it out all winter just to see and it is still solid after almost a year outside. The wood will rot before the glue fails. Amazing.
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Jeff Watters, Frankford, DE
> 24 hourAlways used it, always will.
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Duck
> 24 hourThis glue is Top Shelf! Once this glue dries, the bond is permanent. I use the lll for it’s resistance to water. I use it on kitchen cutting boards and it does great