Titebond 5004 ll Premium Wood Glue (16fl oz)

Great wood glue. Easy to use, drys well, sticks fantastic, as long as the surfaces are clean and you clamp them well. I have used this glue for ages and I always recommend it. A big bottle (16fl oz) goes a long way. Just remember to clean the top of the nozzle after use and clip it down securely, otherwise it can be difficult to open the lid the next time.

My favourite wood glue. Although it has gone up in price. I would still buy it. Quality and very strong hold. You would break the wood if you have to redo. It's that strong.

Product as described and pleased with the repair it was bought for

1st time I’ve used this wood glue, seems to be the most popular with the professionals. Worked well but I did find it very runny

Best glue I've purchased. Fast acting and strong. Use for outdoor projects and never had an issue with weather.

Mainly used this in fabricating cupboards and fittings for a campervan. Mainly I've used clamps and/or screws to hold the pieces in place while the glue sets. Once set (as I found out the hard way when wanting to make a change) this bonds wood really well - so well that I had to cut through the join with a saw to separate the two pieces. Make sure you wipe off the nozzle after you close it, otherwise it will start getting blocked after a while.

I’m a homeowner handyman and running out of glue. I replaced a 8oz bottle with a 16oz bottle of Titebond II for a couple dollars more. One bottle will last for months to years, depending on projects. I don’t like large bottles of glue that end up drying out before use. This last one lasted over a year and is still good. Even with top left open a few times. I do try to keep out of sun as had bottles get brittle and break. Took some time reading differences between Titebond glues. Chose Titebond II for extra strength and faster assembly dry time compared to the TB-III. Just saw online, when compared by a master carpenter, TB-II was stronger than TB-III?? Although the TB-II didn’t have the strongest bond strength, figured the wood would break first anyway. I like to glue, clamp, and nail whenever possible. Minimum 1 hour clamp to overnight, depending on wood and project. School shop ingrained in me to never over tighten and squeeze out glue! Titebond is smooth and easy to work with, having a bit of grab when assembling. Easy use nozzle to apply either wide or sideways for thinner glue lines. Pleased with this brand.

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