I cannot recall for certain, but it seems to me that this was the name
of the polyurethane glue that I once used. It came in a black bottle
and stored upside down. I know I bought it at HD, but they of course
know nothing about it and wanted me to buy Gorilla Glue. I bought it
and tried it, but liked the other kind better. Wish I could find it.
Anyone know what I am talking about??
"DIYGUY" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> I cannot recall for certain, but it seems to me that this was the name
> of the polyurethane glue that I once used. It came in a black bottle
> and stored upside down. I know I bought it at HD, but they of course
> know nothing about it and wanted me to buy Gorilla Glue. I bought it
> and tried it, but liked the other kind better. Wish I could find it.
> Anyone know what I am talking about??
You are gonna be real disappointed. It no longer comes in the upside down
bottle. But that's a good thing.
SH
>
How exactly does TB III exceed Poly glue? Does it fill gaps, sand off
easily, accept stain? While neither glue is strong on a gap, the poly will
at least close it.
"KB8QLR" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Titebond also makes what they call Titebond III It exceeds poly glue, but
> costs less. <--- that from Woodworkers Supply catalog.
> Hope this helps.
> Joe
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> "DIYGUY" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
> > I cannot recall for certain, but it seems to me that this was the name
> > of the polyurethane glue that I once used. It came in a black bottle
> > and stored upside down. I know I bought it at HD, but they of course
> > know nothing about it and wanted me to buy Gorilla Glue. I bought it
> > and tried it, but liked the other kind better. Wish I could find it.
> > Anyone know what I am talking about??
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Titebond also makes what they call Titebond III It exceeds poly glue, but
costs less. <--- that from Woodworkers Supply catalog.
Hope this helps.
Joe
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A hobbyist / carpenter with an emphasis on small projects.
"DIYGUY" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> I cannot recall for certain, but it seems to me that this was the name
> of the polyurethane glue that I once used. It came in a black bottle
> and stored upside down. I know I bought it at HD, but they of course
> know nothing about it and wanted me to buy Gorilla Glue. I bought it
> and tried it, but liked the other kind better. Wish I could find it.
> Anyone know what I am talking about??
>
In article <[email protected]>, DIYGUY <[email protected]> wrote:
>I cannot recall for certain, but it seems to me that this was the name
>of the polyurethane glue that I once used. It came in a black bottle
>and stored upside down. I know I bought it at HD, but they of course
>know nothing about it and wanted me to buy Gorilla Glue. I bought it
>and tried it, but liked the other kind better. Wish I could find it.
>Anyone know what I am talking about??
>
Yep, used it many times. They still make it, but as far as I know HD doesn't
sell it and never did. Are you sure you didn't buy it at Lowe's?
Anyway... you can find it on the shelf at Lowe's, Rockler, or Woodcraft.
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I believe I mentioned that in my comment.
"Larry" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> If you have a gap, you have a weak joint. Cut your joints accurately
> and you won't have to worry if the glue fills the gap.
"DIYGUY" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> I cannot recall for certain, but it seems to me that this was the name
> of the polyurethane glue that I once used. It came in a black bottle
> and stored upside down. I know I bought it at HD, but they of course
> know nothing about it and wanted me to buy Gorilla Glue. I bought it
> and tried it, but liked the other kind better. Wish I could find it.
> Anyone know what I am talking about??
>
http://www.titebond.com/ProductLineTB.asp?prodline=6&prodcat=1
"Leon" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> How exactly does TB III exceed Poly glue? Does it fill gaps, sand off
> easily, accept stain? While neither glue is strong on a gap, the poly
will
> at least close it.
Depends on the properties you are looking for.
Higher strength 4000 vs. 3500 psi
Shorter clamp time 1/2 hour versus 2-4 hours
Water cleanup
No water activation
No gloves needed.
Half the price
No one glue can do it all.
Ed
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