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How does Titebond® III compare to polyurethane glues? In addition to excellent water-resistance, Titebond® III provides a stronger bond on wood to wood applications, doesn’t foam and requires less clamp time. Titebond® III has no health issues, doesn’t require the use of gloves and cleans up with water.
Why should I use Titebond® III instead of Titebond® II or the other Titebond Wood Glues? Titebond® III is especially useful for outdoor applications in cooler temperatures or when concern for substantial moisture calls for the use of a water resistant glue. For interior applications, the longer working time ensures that substrates may be precisely aligned before being bonded. Overall, Titebond® III combines superior strength, water resistance, long open-time and low chalk temperature into one easy-to-use formulation. (Chalk temperature is the lowest recommended temperature at which the glue, air and materials can be during application, to ensure a good bond)
Titebond® III combines the strength, sandability, ease of use and water cleanup of PVAs (aliphatic resins) with the durability, open time and water-resistance of polyurethanes. Dries neutral tan.
• Water Resistant • Superior strength • Longer open time • Lower application temperature • Resists solvents, heat and mildew • Unaffected by finishes • Water cleanup & Non-toxic • FDA approved for indirect food contact • Sands easily without softening • Safer than traditional waterproof glues
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