I'm trying to find a supplier of Titebond II glue in gallons. I can't find a single supplier. I can't afford Lee Valley's prices and the stuff is only $20 US a gal at Rockler. Google is getting worse all the time for Canada. Even when you pick Canada only you still get all American hits.
Anyone know of a Canadian company that sells the stuff in quantity?
It doesnt mention Titebond II or III. Perhaps a phone call would be in order
Franklin's (the maker of Titebond) web site recommends calling them
1-800-877-4583 or emailing them atmailto: snipped-for-privacy@FranklinInternational.com
to find retailers outside of the USA.
-- Jack Novak Buffalo, NY - USA (Remove "SPAM" from email address to reply)
If you have the Orange Borg in Canada, the US variety sells TBII in gallon jugs for about $15.
-Doug
Lee Valley has Titebond II at C$9.50 for 16oz. That's C$19.00 for 32oz
- a US gallon. It also works out to C$23.95 for 40oz, a Canadian gallon. US$20 = C$26.98 at today's rate.
What's the problem?
This is a problem. Google allows those that pay to bump those that should be at the top based on other criteria. One of my web pages used to be at the top when searched with the appropriate keywords. Now there are only commercial interests at the top selling products instead of providing useful info.
Mike
The last I looked there was 128 ounces in a US gallon and 153.721653 in an imperial gallon.
-- Jack Novak Buffalo, NY - USA (Remove "SPAM" from email address to reply)
Well, 32 OZ. isn't a US gallon, for one thing. Tom Someday, it'll all be over....
I grew up believing that 32 oz was equal to one quart and that there were four quarts in one gallon; where you educated?
Alan Bierbaum
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My local Home Depot has never heard of TiteBond at all.
Yes the do sell it. thanks.
The problem is that 32 oz is a quart not a gallon.
imperial gallon.
Actually there are 128 US ounces per US gallon and 160 Canadian ounces per Imperial (Canadian) gallon -- this is why the conversion to metric can make sense.
gallon.
Arrgh... I'm used to metric and goofed on quarts vs gallons.
Sigh... that makes the 16 oz bottles rather expensive - my apologies, Wayne.
Mike
imperial gallon.
Yep. a bit pricy. I wish Lee Valley would at least stock the quarts. that seems to be the size where the price breaks. I actually buy the handy 8oz bottles for most small work but I have a major outdoor project that will probably use at least a gal of the stuff.
With all the other responses, I guess there's no point in piling on.
- - LRod
Master Woodbutcher and seasoned termite
Shamelessly whoring my website since 1999
In the lower 48, it's usually found close to the paint section along with all the other glues...
-Doug
You don't know an imperial gallon and you call yourself a Canadian? For shame!
1 Imperial gallon = 4.54609188 liters1 US gallon = 3.7854118 liters
For more conversions, DAGS....
Hi Wayne -
Liquids are tough to ship mail order... larger sizes just cost that much more, and there are limits to what (volume) can be shipped in a parcel, in a single container.
Then there's the whole question of freezing...
I just reviewed our cost on the titebond, and there's not much margin there....
Can't always sell everything for less by mail!
Cheers -
Rob
an imperial gallon.
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