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MauritiusToday.com - Shopping Mall - Franklin International 5006 Titebond II Premium Wood Glue - Gallon
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List Price: $21.99
Our Price: $18.42
Your Save: $ 3.57 ( 16% )
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Manufacturer: Franklin International
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Binding: Tools & Hardware
Brand: Franklin
EAN: 0037083050066
Feature: Excellent Water-resistance
Label: Franklin International
Manufacturer: Franklin International
Model: 5006
Publisher: Franklin International
Studio: Franklin International
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Features
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Excellent Water-resistance
Ideal for Exterior Applications
Strong Initial Tack-Fast Set
Excellent Sandability
Outstanding bond strength
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Editorial Reviews:
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Titebond II, Gallon, Premium Wood Glue, Passes The ANSI Type II Water Resistance Specification, Offers Excellent Heat Resistance, Strong Initial Tack, Fast Set, Forms A Bond Stronger Than The Wood Itself, Resists Solvents, Heat & Water, Sands Easily Without Softening, Paintable, Water Solvent & Non Toxic, Ideal For Exterior Woodworking Projects, Including Outdoor Furniture, Birdhouses, Mailboxes, Planters & Picnic Tables, FDA Approved For Indirect Food Contact Cutting Boards, VOC Compliant.
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Spotlight customer reviews:
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Customer Rating:
Summary: my favorite, for not-so-obvious reasons
Comment: Over the years, I think I've probably used 5-6 types of wood glues--almost everything Elmer's offers,some cheap stuff from my favorite woodworking company, and Franklin types 1, 2, and 3. Titebond 2 is my favorite, but it took me a while to discover this. I used to use only Franklin type 3, which is more waterproof, and probably worth the money if you are doing exterior applications. But Titebond 2 has two important advantages.
First, it sets slower. This is really an advantage, because it gives you the extra time to get all of your pieces together. If you are gluing up several pieces, as in a table top, that extra time comes in handy. If your glue sets up, even a little bit, while you are getting your pieces together, it can keep your joints from being perfectly closed.
Second--and I think that this reason is related to the first--it seems to be slightly more runny. The advantage to this is that when you have a finger joint, it squeezes out more completely when you clamp. To me, it is the ONLY glue for finger joints, where the glue has a long way to navigate to squeeze out.
As noted by other reviewers, it is easily sandable, is reasonably water resistant, and certainly dries fast enough. I always leave my pieces clamped overnight for best results, and I think that the extra time is worth it. Also noted by another reviewer, don't buy a gallon unless you intend on using it in 6-12 months. Once opened, it won't stay good forever.
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Summary: Fast setup and sandable. Exterior safe.
Comment: Franklin 9106 Titebond Extend Wood Glue - GallonI bought this particular glue chiefly because of it's price. I was pleasantly suprised to find the set-up time was relatively quick and it IS water proof. I read the advertisement about it and thought to myself "oh sure, this cheap and waterproof". Well most of my projects are exterior lawn and garden ornamentals and not a one have I had a problem with. If your looking for an inexpensive alternate to the expensive polyurethanes with apes on the package this is the stuff to buy.
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Summary: Quality glue in too large a quantity...
Comment: I have been buying and using this glue for years now and I am here to say that it is an absolutely great performer. Though I have used polyurethane glues and epoxy (I have yet to try the new Titebond III), this Titebond II is the glue I turn to 99% of the time. It has never let me down in any application - I build mainly indoor furniture and jigs.
Once cured, the strength of this glue is consistently stronger than the wood around it. I have had good luck with letting it dry and scraping the squeeze-out away with a sharp chisel and/or a flexible putty knife. After sanding I have had no problems with splotchiness in finishes.
My only concern with buying it in this gallon size is the potential for waste. I made the mistake of buying too much of this glue at once a few years ago and learned the lesson that it will go bad over time. Now I always buy this glue in smaller bottles unless I know it will be used within a year.
I highly recommend this glue!
Customer Rating:
Summary: I'm Stuck on This Glue !!
Comment: This glue has all the features that I am looking for in such a simple application, yet very critical to the final product if it fails!! It applies smooth and tacky, giving enough working time to allow for final adjustments. Just enough tackyness to allow for a fit to stick without moving until the clamps can be applied. If too much glue was applied, the water cleanup is important to avoid excess sanding before final staining process. Just a damp cloth will remove the excess glue and will not leave a "glue residue" on the wood surface.The weatherproof feature allows use of this glue on both indoor and outdoor projects. It is excellent for that bird house, bat house or garden gnome that is exposed to the outdoor elements, but not continuously exposed to water. The gallon size makes this the most economical buy. The large mouth bottle makes refilling the application glue bottle very simple and easy to do WITHOUT having to use a funnel. No problems, no issues, just a great sticky product that holds!
Customer Rating:
Summary: This is the best glue for money you can buy.
Comment: I've used more expensive glues before and stopped. This glue is just as good. There's plenty of working time. And best of all it's sandable. Feel comfortable creating joints without dowel or biscuits with Titebond II.
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