Titebond Glue question

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Bill Tindall, E.Tn.

I would recommend Titebond II for this application. It has been used for exterior doors.

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Howie

Just use the glue they specifically made for being waterproof - Titebond 3

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AZ in Colorado Springs

In '08 & '09 Wood magazine tested adhesives. They made a series of joints (butt, bridle, M&T, etc) with different adhesives -- titebonds, polyurethane, different brands), then bolted them to a rack. The rack went onto the roof of their building in Ames Iowa for one full year. I believe that also was a very wet year.

They reported, among other things, that titebond II performed about the same as titebond III.

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Don Evans

Howie I don't believe ANY glue is waterproof. I think if you look closely at the I, II and III the only reference made are the words "water resistant", unless they have changed it.

I've been very pleased with Titebond I it's all I use but I don't make things for outside.

Don