$42.99
Titebond® III Ultimate Wood Glue is the first one-part, water cleanup wood glue ever offered that is proven to be waterproof. The waterproof formula passes the ANSI/HPVA Type I water-resistance specification testing and offers superior bond strength, longer open assembly time and lower...
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Features:
- Superior strength – strong initial tack
- Passed ANSI/HPVA Type I Water Resistance Testing
- Waterproof formula that cleans up with water
- Designed for interior and exterior applications
- Easy to apply with bottle (for fine application), roller spreader or brush
- Longer open assembly time
- Lower application temperature
- Application Temperature: Above 47°F
- Open Assembly Time: 8-10 minutes (70°F/50% RH)
- Total Assembly Time: 20-25 minutes (70°F/50% RH)
- Minimum Required Spread: Approximately 6 mils or 250 square feet per gallon
- Required Clamping Pressure: Enough to bring joints tightly together (generally, 100-150 PSI for softwoods, 125-175 PSI for medium woods and 175-250 PSI for hardwoods)
- (1) Titebond® III Premium Wood Glue - Gallon
- Not for continuous submersion or for use below the waterline
- Not for structural or load bearing applications
- Use when temperature, glue and materials are above 45°F
- Store product below 75°F. Storage above this temperature may cause product to thicken and reduce the usable shelf life. If thickened, shake vigorously by firmly tapping bottle on a hard surface until product is restored to original form.
- Due to low pH, product may cause corrosion on metal surfaces; test product before using where rusting/corrosion may be of concern
- Because of variances in the surfaces of treated lumber, it is a good idea to test for adhesion. For best results gluing exterior doors or exotic and oily woods, contact the Woodcraft® Technical Support Team at 1-800-347-4583.
Instructions / MSDS
Articles & Blogs
How to Make Wooden Pumpkins in Ten Easy Steps with Rex Kenyon
It’s the time of year when the air turns crisp and the colors abound in nature to inspire ideas as the holiday spirit starts to come alive with creativity in woodshops everywhere. When we think of Autumn, the aromatic flavors of fall fill the air with pumpkin pies, apple desserts, canning for the upcoming winter months, kids playing in leaf piles, bonfires and sawdust! Fall festivals with homemade goods featuring crafts and hot apple cider begin to pop up in many communities. Many types of woodworking projects can also be found, like these pumpkin creations by woodworker, turner and carver, Rex Kenyon. We asked Rex to create two different style pumpkins, one for Halloween and one for Thanksgiving, and here is what he came up with. You’ve got to take a serious close-up look at these pumpkins shown left to determine if they indeed are fruit or wood! How did Rex make these come to life? Let’s find out!
California Dreamin’ with Jory Brigham
If you haven’t heard of woodworker Jory Brigham, don’t worry – you will. The California free-spirited family man designs and handcrafts unique furniture using mostly domestic hardwoods and time-honored techniques in his Paso Robles studio, overlooking the vineyards in wine country. His look is rugged, earthy and retro – much like the furniture he creates.
The Chairs of The SS Nieuw Amsterdam
If the SS Nieuw Amsterdam teak chairs could talk, they would tell you quite a Veteran story. This narration is told to us by Steve Taylor, son of First Army Lieutenant Phillip K. Taylor who served in the 5th Army Air Corps, Pacific theater. Born in 1916, Phillip was a native of Macy, (North Central) Indiana. Phillip was a man that believed in working with his hands and passed that work ethic onto his son, Steve. Those moral principles paid off in the service for Phillip.
Create an Efficient, Inviting Outdoor Living Environment
Be ready to enjoy the warm days of spring and summer with an “updated” outdoor dining/living/garden area that is welcoming and efficient. Woodcraft has the tools and supplies you will need, along with helpful advice at your local store and free how-to articles on Woodcraft.com.
Reviews
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Archery Bowmaking
I have used titebond III to make several bamboo backed red oak bows. I have glued teak to red oak and ebony to bamboo. The bows have been in the rain and in the snow and the glue has shown no sign of problems. The glue does dry to a light tan color and tends to darken a bit more than oak of the same color when stained with minwax stains.
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This is my final choice
I build outdoor furniture and need waterPROOF (v. waterRESISTANT) glues. Have tried MANY different glues and keep going back to Titebond III. Compared to gasoline it sounds expensive at around $35/gallon. But it works! And it is easy to work with. Have made "mistakes" and it does not pull apart after it sets; nor does my furniture come apart after years of sitting outside.
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''I really like this glue''
The glue sands well,it's not gummy. It spreds across the surface easly, it's not too thick, And it dries in a fair amount of time
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One of the best products I've used!
I make a lot of end-grain cutting boards and use TiteBond III all the time. I appreciate the waterproof qualities and low temperature bonding. It works great. The adhesion is strong and it is in deed true that its bond is stronger than the wood itself!
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Why mess with anything else!
This glue provides ample assembly time, spreads easily, totally waterproof, and bonds like steel. It's water clean-up and you don't have to mess with it foaming out of joints like polyurethane glues. If your a woodworker this is the ultimate glue.
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There is a reason this stuff costs more.
I'm using this for a large glue-up, a laminated bench top. My glue surfaces are 4'' by 8'. Titebond III is the best I've found so far for this type of project. I can remove the clamps in about an hour without issues. I tried a distruction test with it a little while back. The oak I glued split and the glue never gave. It's also great for small stuff, but don't buy the gallon unless your doing a LOT and QUICKLY. The gallon is the cheepest, but if you keep it on a shelf in the garage, don't plan on it still working as well in 2 years. AND DON'T LET IT FREEZ, IT WILL SEPPERATE. That said, it's all I use for wood any more. Plan your projects/buying accordingly, and enjoy!
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The best ever
the best glue ever
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Titebond III to replace urethane
The glue is a good replacement for urethane glue , but you have to go easy on the clamping . I had several glue joints get starved from too much clamp pressure and the joint openned . It is a very good waterproof glue .
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great price [...]
great glue. great price [...]
