Titebond III Waterproof Glue, Gallon

I got Titebond III for the extra drying time it allows for making DIY projects, like these speakers and subwoofers. Ive used Titebond II in the past, and there were a few times it started setting up too soon as putting the sides and clamps in place takes time. Both have their usage in any DIY mindset and projects, use II if you can quickly get the parts aligned and clamped, use III if you need more time.

I always come back to titebond. I recently slipped and bought some gorilla wood glue thinking it would be just as good or better.. unfortunately I was disappointed and came right back to using titebond. It’s more expensive but will save you so much time in the end. The glueing stage is so important for any project and you should be using the best product available.

This glue rocks! It sets up fast and works great. I’m very happy with the results. I bought it because it came highly recommended from other woodworking friends.

A great waterproof glue that is very easy to work with. Very strong! I had to undo a mistake I made after 40 minutes, and a saw & chisel was required to separate the two pieces. There is enough time to position the pieces being glued together, and overflows can be easily wiped off with a damp cloth.

Provides an almost waterproof adhesion of MDF and Plywood. Permanent bond. If you wish to separate the wood joined with this glue, forget about it. Will not separate without destroying the fibers of the material. Great Stuff!!

My Husband does woodworking and we live in a small town so of course everything is expensive for just a small amount. So glad we found this. We will be buying more

Very fast delivery to the other side of the world

I have used this quit a bit. I have not had any of my joints come apart with this glue I like to use it with oak and walnut it is a good blend for color when gluing the two together. I also make my own wood filler with it by using sawdust from my sanding. I have found this to make some seamless joints. I do find when used with lighter woods it is a bit dark. glue does need to be used in a timely fashion or you will be just throwing it out. I actually refill my friends bottles with the gallon sharing the cost. If it starts to lump I use it up quickly and give it away to my friends. A smaller bottle would be a better buy if you do not go threw it in a couple months or so.

This is the only wood glue I use. I build furniture and a variety of other projects. I trust this glue for everything.

Hands down my go to wood glue. If there was a one quiver glue this would be it. Never glue my wood up without it.