Titebond II - Premium Heavy Duty Wood Glue for Professional use Size: 118 ml, 1 Item, 500-2.

Ah, Titebond 2 Wood Glue, you sly little genius! When it comes to creating a solid bond, this glue knows how to work its magic. While it may have a few quirks along the way, the end result is simply amazing.Let's start with the basics. Titebond 2 is areasonably budget-friendly option that won't break the bank. Plus, its easy application makes it a breeze to work with. Just squeeze it out and slap it on.Now, I must admit, Titebond 2 has a mind of its own when wet. It tends to be a bit runny, flowing like a river on a rainy day. But fear not! Grab some tissue and wipe up your spillage.The glue is not the best for an instant grab but simply clamp your work together, and voila! Problem solved. The clamping action helps create a sturdy connection, ensuring that your project stays put while the glue does its thing.When it comes to drying time, patience is indeed a virtue. It's recommended to leave your project overnight, allowing the glue to fully cure. Think of it as a moment of anticipation, like waiting for the grand finale of a fireworks show. Trust me, the wait will be worth it.One thing to note is that the small bottle of Titebond 2 may not be sufficient for larger jobs. So, be prepared and have a few extra bottles on hand, just like a diligent planner who always has a backup plan.But let's talk about the real star of the show—the bond! Once Titebond 2 is dry, it would be easir trying to split the atom with your bare hands. The bond is simply incredible. It can withstand the test of time, holding your woodworking projects together with unwavering strength. It's like finding the perfect partner for your DIY adventures.So, fellow craftspeople, embrace the marvels of Titebond 2 Wood Glue. It may have its quirks, but with a little clamping and some patience, you'll unlock the secret to a bond that will make your projects stand the test of time. Let Titebond 2 be your trusty sidekick, ensuring that your woodworking dreams become a reality.

The neck of the violin is accidentally broken. Use this wood glue and some claps to repair.24 hours later, the violin is as good as before. Even the violin teacher couldn’t tell if the neck been broken.

When is a glue not glue?, when it's a record cleaner.I discovered this idea by accident on a certain site which allows you to broadcast yourself.But don't make the mistake of using Titebond 1 or as it's advertised 'Titebond'..You smear the glue across the vinyl (whilst on the turn table), using a card or an old bank card helps to spread, keeping away from the label, lift off the turn table and push the glue right to the edge. 24 hr later, peel off the glue and there you have it.If your record still sounds bad, its beyond repair. oh, I would wash with tap water first and dry it off.Or you could use the glue to, I don't know, glue things together.

Perfect bought to glue on fence post cap. Amazing strong would recommend used on various garden wooden post extensions since then very handy.

very good value the wood broke before the glue