Questions and Answers for Titebond III 8 oz. Ultimate Wood Glue

A:  Yes, Titebond III can be used to bond plywood, but it will need to be clamped for 2 hours or screwed together to get a good bond between both sheets of plywood.

A:  Titebond III Wood Glue can be used for indirect food contact which is for products that will contact food for short periods of time such as for cutting boards or wooden utensils. It is not intended for long term contact with food such as storage containers or barrels.

A:  Yes, Titebond III can be used in a sauna with no worries.

A:  Yes, Titebond III can be used to glue treated lumber, but a couple of things needs to be followed before gluing can be successful. First, be sure the wood is dry (below 12% moisture content) or else the glue will stay wet and not dry properly. Second, lightly sand the surface of the wood to expose wood fibers for the glue to bond. If the copper solution is coating the surface, then the glue will bond to the copper coating, but the copper coating is not tightly bound to the wood. Sanding will remove the coating so that the glue has a good strong base to bond.

A:  Yes, once dry, Titebond III and Titebond II can be painted.

A:  Yes, Titebond III can be used to bond Styrofoam to unfinished wood. If the wood is finished, then the glue will not dry properly, and use of Titebond Fast Set Polyurethane Construction Adhesive or Titebond WeatherMaster Sealant would be recommended.

A:  Yes, Titebond III can be used to bond veneer with minimal bleed through. Use a vacuum press to create consistent pressure on the veneer to eliminate the possibility of bubbling of the veneer. If you do not have a press for bonding the veneer, consider using an iron-on-veneering technique. A short video on how to do this can be found on our YouTube channel at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TxUKc4JWBaI&t=47s

A:  Yes, Titebond III can be used as a tongue and groove adhesive for wood laminate flooring. For flooring other than wood, a test should be used to determine if the bond will be strong enough to hold the flooring in place.