Titebond III Waterproof Glue, Gallon

Very strong, time to work.

Making outdoor/indoor furniture and the glue adhesion is great.

Great product, use it on all of my projects and haven’t had any issues.

Set up, cure and strength exactly as advertised - GREAT! Just be careful with glue ooze as difficult to scrape or sand off. Usually let the ooze set for 30-60 minutes and scrape off but wait much longer and scraping will remove wood fibers.

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.

Have used Titebond II and had trouble with long term oozing of the glue from the joint two or three years after building something. This may be due to moisture induced swelling of the glue. A more experienced Woodworker told me that Titebond III would eliminate the this problem. So far this seems to have solved the problem, but Ill need a couple more years to change this to a 5-star rating.

Its the best. Waterproof, good working time and is the right color so that it is hard to see when it dries. The bond will be stronger than the wood it is attached to. I use it constantly with woodworking projects, hence why I buy it by the gallon. What some people dont know is that you should just mix wood glue and sawdust from the wood you are working with together to make putty if you need it. This glue works great for that as well. As with all wood glues, dont let it freeze.

The best wood glue, bar none. HOWEVER, it has a short open time, so if you have an indoor project with a complex glue-up, Titebond II is the glue to use.

Does exactly what I need it to do.

This stuff is strong and dries well, but has a bit of yellow discoloration when it dries. I use it for making items to be used with food. Follow the instructions and it works fine, but if you dont it will show...for instance, dont try to use it and let the glue dry when its 40f outside...wont dry properly and will take forever. I am giving it 4 stars for the discoloration when it is dry, and only that, simply due to how difficult it is to clean up the work afterwards.