Titebond 1412 ZL-141/2 Ultimate Indoor and Outdoor Wood Glue, Waterproof, 118 ml

Really easy to apply and strong wood glue with a dispenser that can be wiped clean and not get glued stuck, like some other glue. I previously purchased a massive bottle of wood glue, that got thrown away after a couple of years. Unless you have a really big project, that is a handy size of glue to keep in your shed/workshop and easy to control with one hand.

Excellent just what I needed, haven’t used it yet. Good delivery with care 😊

This glue hardens solid. Unlike PVA Gorilla type glues which have a bit of give after they dry. This means it is good for furniture type repairs as the glue dries a teak brown colour.

Works perfectly

I always used Gorilla wood glue until it ran out. Looking at YouTube videos of guitar builds most show them using Titebond, maybe cos they are American. Anyway, logic told me, (rightly or wrongly) that it must be a good product if so many guitar builders use it. The glue is a slight beige/buff colour and the wood I glued is Cherry, which is the same colour so I figured if any glue shows in the joint then it would be disguised. Well, the glue didn't dry the same colour as when it's wet and my sloppy woodworking didn't help so I'll be looking to a natural coloured grain filler to help disguise the joint. It does give a little more time to apply the product if using on a larger surface before it gets too tacky, which I liked, some wood glues go off much faster, which I wanted to avoid. Do yeah, it's all good.

Works well makes a very strong joint

Perfect wood/guitar glue, sticks wood together.

Very strong woodglue

Pega y endurece muy rápido, el aplicador también funciona muy bien, sella perfectamente y se limpia también muy fácilmente.

Very nice and useful item!

椅子の座面と背もたれの接合部分が外れたので、これで接着しました。 接着面にまんべんなく塗って、固定して、24時間放置したところ 完全に接着できました。 1月経ちましたが、全く問題有りません。 いい商品です。

Fills the cracks perfect

This is the best indoor/outdoor wood glue, and I use it for pretty much any wood project. Most recently for bird houses. Also used to repair cracked or broken pieces. This will not wash out of clothes (or anything else, which is why I like it). And to use to repair the veneer on a door that was lifting up. Its hard to get glue into such a tight space without cracking the veneer, much less to know the glue is all the way back under the veneer. So first use a paper clip to gently dig/drag out any pieces under the veneer so nothing is holding it up. Then the trick is get a McDonalds straw (they are generally bigger and tougher than others), cut off a 2 inch section (or however long you need to reach all the way under the veneer). Then make a about 1/4 to 1/2 inch cut on each side of one end to help fit it over the top of the glue bottle, and tape it in place. Then the other end can be smashed flat enough to reach under the veneer all the way to the back to squirt in the glue. Anyway, I use this stuff all the time, and works great every time.