Questions and Answers for Titebond 8 oz. Original Wood Glue

A:  Yes, Titebond Original can be used for veneers. If you don't have a press, you can also use Titebond Original as an iron-on-veneer adhesive. To do this, apply adhesive on both the back side of the veneer and on the substrate and allow it to dry. Then take an iron on cotton setting and working from the middle to the edges, bond the veneer. Use a brown paper bag as a cover to keep the iron from scorching the veneer.

A:  It is safe once it dries but wouldn’t let them potentially ingest any of it

A:  I have used it for many years around my kids and cats and dogs with no problem I don"t think I would want to eat or drink it in any way or use it in contact with food!

A:  Titebond Original, Titebond II and Titebond III have been tested and shown to be non-toxic and all three adhesives can be used for articles intended for indirect food contact. We don't recommend eating these adhesives, but when used properly, they pose no risks to family and pet health.

A:  No, Titebond Original Wood Glue dries to a translucent buttery yellow color designed to match most domestic hardwood species.

A:  PVA glues are water based and have an extremely very mild odor.

A:  Water based, easy clean up. No noticeable odor.

A:  no

A:  Almost none at all and what smells you can detect is not unpleasant at all.

A:  Not at all. There were no fumes or smell

A:  When you first apply the glue to your wood, there is a slight smell but it's not strong or obnoxious. Once it dries there is no odor

A:  Yes, very little for a short time

A:  It is a very mild odor but it goes away as soon as the product cures.

A:  If you are in a wet climate I would use the waterproof version they have

A:  This product can be used to repair indoor hardwood flooring. Titebond III works well if there is a moisture issue near the door.

A:  To my knowledge, yes it is. You should always read the labels though because not all glues are. And food contact surfaces need to be properly sealed with a food safe product.

A:  Yes this glue works very well on cutting boards. I've been using it for over 40 yrs.

A:  no and it will discolor

A:  No, the basket's material is porous and will still retain the same characteristics, even with this glue applied over it. It will dry white.

A:  These are both PVA glues developed for use in wood substrate applications but Titebond tests with higher bond strength.

A:  All purpose glue is good for many things, but not great at anything. Wood glue is great for woodworking as indicated by the name.

A:  Titebond is specifically formulated as a wood glue. Although Elmers will usually work on wood, it is not made specifically as a wood glue.

A:  we use this glue for ever thing @ the cabinet shop. it seems to work a lot better then a lot of the other glues. it is easy to use & clean up, you can buy it almost any where.

A:  Wood glue dries faster and is stronger.

A:  Original formula is made for interior projects only and the Ultimate, Titebond III is waterproof so it is perfect for exterior projects or those that will have water contact. Titebond III is slightly stronger and also has a slightly longer open time.

A:  Ultimate is waterproof and for exterior or interior use. This is interior only and not waterproof. Premium is water-resistant and for interior or exterior use. So, my opinion would be to get the ultimate if you're using it in a place where water is an issue such as exterior applications.

A:  Depends on the project if solely in doors this is fine