Customer Reviews for 8 oz. Titebond II Premium Wood Glue (12-Pack)

I make a lot of wooden flags and retirement gifts. Titebond II is my go to glue for these projects. It has a fair open time and provides a good bond. None of my projects get store outside so I am not sure how it would hold up in a damp environment.

I paid extra for the "premium" wood glue because it states "Water Resistant" & "Interior/Exterior" on the label. However, the first time it got just a little wet it bled down the leg of the log bench I made. The most frustrating part is I didn't really need the wood glue I was just adding it for extra strength, (the legs were already strong enough with the lag bolts). I have always used "Elm*rs" and never had a problem. Thanks for ruining my project Titebond II "Premium" Wood Glue.

I used this to glue down pea gravel on a sloped gate entrance and in between pavers. I was going to buy mulch glue but a reviewer had mentioned it smelled just like wood glue. Wood glue was 1/4 the price! I mixed it with two parts water, shook very well and sprayed in a garden sprayer. Waited an hour and sprayed again. It worked better than I expended.

I used this to repair broken legs on an antique desk. The glue was the only means of attaching the legs. There were no pegs or screws or anything else to hold the legs in place. I clamped the legs in place with the glue and kept them clamped for 24 hours. The legs seem to be very secure. Excess glue was easily removed with damp cloth.

Easy to use and work with plus the clean up was quick

Best wood glue I have ever used.

Titebond yellow glue is a great product for wood joints. I use for end grain cutting boards as well as many other items. When applied properly the joint is stronger than than the wood being joined.

I have been using this product for years. A small bottle will go a long way, making this a good value. It's easy to use and will hold your wood pieces together like cement.

Titebond II & III are my "go-to" glues for my woodworking projects. Hasn't let me down during 25 years of use.

This glue is good but the plastic bottle is not. I used it few times then stopped for few months. When I used again last time the glue dried at the location to pull up for open. I used plier to pull and a whole nozzle broke. I still have 80% of unused glue.

Titebond II Once it's dried you will have to break it to get it apart

I do a lot of woodworking in my off time. I have used many types of glues, but this one has been the best . I have a small, one person woodworking business, hand carving American Flags and this glue has never failed me !!!

Worked great with nails on our DIY

We use T2 and T3 in our shop every day. We’ve never had a failure on any joint. We love Titebond products, and use them on all of our custom products.

I refurbish guitars and when I get one that the neck is broken I use this glue to do repairs it is one of the strongest Glooze I have ever come across

I use Titebond products for nearly all of my woodworking projects. My favorites are Titebond II and III. Titebond II offers a fast setup/drying time, which I needed for my current project. Titebond III is a bit more watery and offers a longer working time. Both of them are excellent wood adhesives.

...Titebond II, didn't meet my expectations ?...No, for the contrary, surpassed all my personal expectations. For many years, I had to use many types of glues... specially "wood glues", and this brand name, I highly recommend it. And for sure I pay them for myself, not for free...

Great glue, if you want to go even further with moisture protection go for III!

I got to say this is my favorite wood glue, easy to use, easy to see when you are cleaning up. I’ve been using using this for a couple years now and always happy on how it work for me.

This glue has a good working time. Does not dry quickly. After clamping ithas a short curing time. Clean up is also very easy. Recently completed a Hall Tree project which required lots of glue up pieces.

Titebond is my go to wood glue when it comes to my woodworking projects. It works perfect with any kind of hardwood like Black Walnut, Purple heart, Chechen or blood wood. I use it to make cutting boards and coasters. It works also very good for softwood like pine or cedar. I use it to make wooden flags and Adirondack chairs and other outdoor furniture. I made a stress test with some hardwood glued together and the wood did not break at the gluing joint that was very impressive.

I have been into woodworking as a hobby for the last two years and have loved using Titebond II as my main wood adhesive. It sets fast enough and still gives me time to work the pieces together. The clean up is easy and if I am quick with the wet sponge or rag to wipe off the squeeze out glue the dried excess is minimal. The gallon has lasted me over a year and no signs of drying out.

Have been using fora long time. Has proven itself to be a sturdy, reliable all around wood glue.

I use this glue REGULARLY and it never fails !!!!!! There are some builds of mine, that wouldn't be the same without Titebond !!!!

Been using it for years it has never failed to do the job even outside.

I've been using this for over a decade. It's very good stuff. I'm remodeling our kitchen and use it for all of my cabinets. I tried Titebond III and it works well also, but for me, it's not worth the extra money. It does give a little longer clamp time if that's important.

Works awesome for all my little projets and cleans up with little effort. I make a lot terra cotta clay pot animals and characters and the glue holds up well and dries clear.

Great glue that bond nearly anything together. Fast drying time and there's plenty in the container. I will be using this more often.

This glue has never failed to perform, indoor or outdoor. My last purchase was for a gallon. It gets almost daily use building wooden structures for indoor and out door use. The enclosed photo is of a building for a garden railroad that was put together 9 years ago using this glue. Regardless of rain or shine, heat or cold, the glue has held up all these years

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My daughter broke her drawer. And I wanted to try a new wood glue. I was looking for one that didn't expanded and this glue was exactly what I was looking for!!