Has anyone tried the new Elmers "stainable" wood glue ? I saw it at HD yesterday and was just wondering if anyone has tried it out yet.
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19 years ago
New Elmers Wood glue ?
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19 years ago
Does not stain well, about as well as titebond. Also drying time seems faster than titebond. typical marketing/false claims strikes again.
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19 years ago
Is it the ProBond Polyurethane glue? If so, that has been around for several years now. Similar to Gorilla Glue. I first used it about 3 years ago. It is a typical polyurethane glue.
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19 years ago
All depends on the type of stain you are using. I use Hydrocote Penetrating water borne stains and this product covers Elmers just fine, while Minwax doesn't cover Elmers. False advertising? No advertising is false!
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19 years ago
No, but have you ever tried adding water based dye to Titebond glues to help hide missed glue spots?
David
Mak> Has anyone tried the new Elmers "stainable" wood glue ? I saw it at HD
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19 years ago
I don't remember the bottle saying Pro Bond on it. The label said something like it had wood fibers mixed into the glue. I checked the Elmers web site, but didn't see this particular flavor listed any where.
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19 years ago
Probond makes an interior/exterior glue in gel form that has wood fibers in it. Perhaps that is what you have.
Dick Snyder
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19 years ago
I hope it's good! I'm using it on a project right now. It does have a bit longer "set time" (which I like a lot). I haven't gotten to the staining of the project yet, but I'm hoping it takes stain well.
Bill