Thread: What glue do you use?

Titebond 3. ANSI/HPVA type 1 water resistance, FDA approved for indirect food contact, holds like a rock. Problem with urethane glue like gorilla glue, its bonding strength is relational to the clamp pressure used on it. It is difficult to clamp a knot in a socket.

Titebond 3 is the cats azz, love that stuff. Just did a 96" x 18" Douglas Fir outdoor counter top with it. Wouldn't trust anything else for something that will see so much weather. The harsh Canadian seasons should be a good test for it.

E6000 is great stuff as well, just a little solventy smelling as it dries. And a slower cure@ 48 hrs.
In my experience, the slower the cure, the stronger the finished bond in most cases as it pertains to chemical adhesives.

Originally Posted by MikeB52

E6000 is great stuff as well, just a little solventy smelling as it dries. And a slower cure@ 48 hrs.
In my experience, the slower the cure, the stronger the finished bond in most cases as it pertains to chemical adhesives.

I think that is the same as the 'Goop' I use. I got the E6000 at Hobby Lobby. Same stuff.
So is Household Goop, Shoe Goop, Amazing Goop, and Automotive Goop.
Hey! It's Goop! The stuff CAN be disassembled most times as well. Perfect for razor stuff and auto use, IMO