III 16 oz. Ultimate Wood Glue

Titebond III is the only wood glue I use. I like the longer open or setup time than TB II and it is great for the planter boxes and cutting boards that I build, which need a waterproof glue. I also like that I can use it at colder temperatures than TB II in my unheated shop.

I've been using this product for a couple of years and wanted to thank the seller. It works every time. Follow the application guidelines and you will have an excellent bond. It's also easy to clean up with a damp rag immediately after clamping. Small details make a difference. If you take a second to clean any excess glue from the cap after each use, you will not have to spend any time clearing the cap before the next use. If you're unable to immediately clean the glue, a sharp chisel will remove any residue. I've also discovered lately that the aggressiveness of this glue enables you to use smaller quantities spread with an applicator. This is unscientific, but I believe the bond is even stronger when used in this fashion. Based on a you tube video I've started making my own wood filler. Combine titebond and sawdust, from the wood you'er working with, to produce a simpler compound to color match. Experiment with the correct ratio of glue to sawdust and you get a much better result when correcting chips and voids. When combined with great screws, tile bond saves massive time. When joining pieces you can glue, clamp, and screw and then quickly clean off the squeeze out. I'm an amateur woodworker but haven't had any bonds separate or fail on the hundreds of projects I've worked.with titebond. The makers of this product deserve credit for paying attention to the details. The container tip is well thought out. It's easy to remove excess glue. The aggressiveness of the bond doesn't fail. Every container is exactly like the last. Great product that will prevent me from experimenting with other brands.

I use Titebond Wood Glue III on everything. I make clipboards for outside use and cutting boards for the kitchen So far, the wood has stayed together on all the products I made.

This version of Titebond Glue gives me extra time to adjust the pieces being joined, compared to other versions. The only complaint I have is that the cap/valve at the top is too easily pulled off when opening, and because it is looser than previous designs, may cause leaking or early hardening while the glue is still in the bottle.

It holds wood together, yay!

Ordered May 23 for next day delivery. It’s now May 31: order still shows in “Being Processed”. WORTHLESS! What happened? I just went to the store

Perfect wood glue for your wood projects. Starts drying up in about 30mins or so. Holds wood pieces together very well.

I could find cheaper glues but when a glue works as well as Titebond III, why would you trust your projects to anything else?