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The Titebond 8 oz. Original Wood Glue provides a strong initial tack and fast set speed to help lessen clamp time. It can be used to bond wood, high-pressure laminates and particle board. And can be painted or stained for your convenience.
Product Size (oz.): 8 oz
Product Size (oz.) | 8 oz |
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Adhesion level | High |
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Adhesive Product Type | Glue |
Dry Color | Clear |
Features | Drillable, Sandable, Solvent Resistant, UV Resistant |
Interior/Exterior | Interior |
Package Quantity | 1 |
Recommended Surfaces | Coated wood |
Returnable | 90-Day |
Set Time (Min.) | 60 |
Usage Location | General |
Manufacturer Warranty | Since the use of this product is beyond the control of the manufacturer there is no guarantee or warranty. |
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Titebond Original Wood Glue will stick to melamine but our Titebond Melamine Glue has better adhesion to this difficult to bond substrate.
Yes. And melanin too.
No, Titebond Original is a fast-grabbing PVA (polyvinyl acetate) water-based adhesive. It was designed to perform similarly to hot hide glue without the issues hide glue has with humidity resistance and short shelf life.
Yes, if the wood is dry. However, most pressure treated lumber has high moisture content and is not suitable for use with water-based wood glues like Titebond Original, Titebond II or Titebond III. Wood with a moisture content above 17 percent should be glued with an epoxy or polyurethane wood glue. Use of a moisture meter can help determine moisture content.
No, Titebond Original dries to a buttery yellow color to match light colored woods.
Yes, liberally coat enough toothpicks to tightly fill the hole with the Titebond Original Wood Glue before pushing them in the hole. You can then immediately re-screw or wait until the glue dries.
Yes, but will depend on the reason for the squeaking. If it is due to a loose joint, then regluing with Titebond Original Wood Glue should fix the issue. If squeaking is due to a chair design issue, then the glue will not help.
Yes and no. Titebond PVA glues including Titebond Original all shrink as they dry. Once dry, they are a hard plastic that will expand and contract with temperature along with the wood. Wood though has an extra expansion and contraction based on moisture content that the glue does not. In some cases, wood shrinkage due to moisture changes can cause glue lines to look like they are expanding because the wood shrinks around the glue line but the glue does not shrink.
Yes, Titebond Original Wood Glue's main polymer is PVA (polyvinyl acetate).
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