Good alternatives to Titebond

Wed, Feb 9, 2005, 2:41am (EST-3) snipped-for-privacy@hackernetwork.com (Kevin=A0McMurtrie=A0) mysteriously asks: Is there anything else out there as good or better than Titebond?

For what?

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Polyurethane Epoxy Elmer's Lee Valley Screws Nails Nuts and bolts Superglue And more.

However a few more specifics would help.

Dave

After epoxy, it is all down hill.

Lew

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Joe

Depends- are you gluing wood together for interior projects, or fastening an elephant to the ceiling? I use Elmer's Probond, FWIW, and it seems to do the trick just fine. Despite all the hype, I wouldn't actually be suprised to learn that standard yellow or white carpenter's glue works as well as anything for most applications- I just like the probond's round bottle.

If you're going to glue together a boat dock to set in the lake, or a set of wooden rain gutters or a picnic table or something else that is going to be exposed to the elements, then you might need to worry about it- otherwise it's really not a huge concern, if you ask me.

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