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Titebond II Premium Wood Glue 16 Oz. – Honey Cream, 5004

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Condition
New
Size
16 fl oz
Weight
16 oz
Color
Honey Cream
Material
Wood
Item Form
Cream
Container Type
Cartridge
In the box
Household Item
Warranty
Shelf Life - 12 months

Features 9

  • "TITEBOND II" WEATHER PROOF WOOD GLUE
  • Heat and solvent resistant
  • Sandable, Paintable, non-toxic
  • 16 Oz.

Description

5004 Features: -Weatherproof. -One part exterior wood glue. -Strong initial tack. -Resists solvents, heat and water. -Sands easily without softening. -Paintable. Product Type: -Liquid Glue. Volume: -16 Ounces. Dimensions: Overall Width - Side to Side: -2.41". Overall Product Weight: -1.22 lbs. Overall Height - Top to Bottom: -9.12". Overall Depth - Front to Back: -2.41 Millimeters. From the Manufacturer Ideal for exterior woodworking projects, including outdoor furniture, birdhouse, planter, mailbox, and picnic table construction, Titebond II Premium Wood Glue offers strong initial tack, outstanding bond strength, fast setting time, and easy sanding. The first PVA wood glue to pass the ANSI/HPVA Type II water-resistance specification, Titebond II is truly and innovative and versatile glue. Approved for indirect food contact such as cutting boards by the Food and Drug Association, this glue is ideal for radio-frequency (R-F) gluing systems. This easy to use, non- toxic glue is solvent free and cleans up easily with a wet cloth. For more than 65 years, Franklin has been the industry leader in bonding wood and wood products. Our history of innovation started in 1935 with Liquid Hide Glue, a ready-to-use formula that revolutionized the woodworking industry. In 1955, Franklin again set the standard with the development of the first aliphatic resin glue, Titebond Original Wood Glue. Our history of leadership and innovation continued with the 1991 introduction of Titebond II Premium Wood Glue, the first one-part Type II water-resistant glue. FEATURES Excellent water-resistance for exterior applications Strong initial tack-fast set for less "hold" time and more productivity Easily sanded for flush applications Outstanding bond strength for steadfast gluing First one-part wood glue to pass ANSI Type II water-resistance Unaffected by finishes for versatile use Ideal for radio frequency (R-F) and Hot Press gluing systems FDA approved for indirect food contact for culinary hardware applications SPECIFICATIONS Conforms to ASTM D-4236 Type Cross-linking polyvinyl acetate Calculated VOC (less water): 13.7 g/L State: Liquid Weight/gallon: 9.1 lbs. Color: Honey cream Chalk temperature: Approx. 55°F. Dried film: Translucent Flashpoint: >200°F. Solids: 48% Freeze/thaw stability: Stable Viscosity: 4,000 cps pH: 3.0 Storage life: 12 months in tightly closed containers at 75°F. Chalk temperature indicates the lowest recommended temperature at which the glue, air and materials can be during application, to assure a good bond. Application temperature: Above 55°F. Assembly time after glue application: 5 minutes (70°F./50%RH) Minimum required spread: 40 lbs. per 1,000 square feet 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)

Specs 28

Brand Titebond
Specific Uses For Product Woodworking, Carpentry, Furniture, Repair, Exterior Use
Material Wood
Item Form Cream
Special Feature First one-part wood glue to pass ANSI Type II water-resistance, Unaffected by finishes, Ideal for radio frequency (R-F) and hot press gluing systems
Other Special Features of the Product First one-part wood glue to pass ANSI Type II water-resistance, Unaffected by finishes, Ideal for radio frequency (R-F) and hot press gluing systems
Container Type Cartridge
Viscosity Level Medium

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Couldn't be happier!
I love this glue... when they say it's strong, it is! I read some reviews that warned that it needs to be used quickly as it won't be any good in a few months. I used about half a bottle, and sure enough, six months later, I couldn't open the top. The glue inside still seemed ok, so I pried the lid off and worked to get the dried glue out of the cap. Took me a while, but I got it all cleaned out, and the glue inside was good as ever. I concluded that if I just washed out the top at the end of each gluing session, I'd be able to use the whole bottle. Works like a charm. I've used both Titebond II (Fast Set Time) and Titebond III (Longer Assembly Time), and I can only wish that i had known about these years ago. Nothing shaky around here anymore. Fabulous stuff! As for it being runny and messy, I make sure that I have a sponge handy and immediately wipe off excess squeezed out after clamping. I guess I could use less, but since I'm a charter member of Overbuilder's Anonymous, that's not likely to happen any time soon! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 7, 2017 by Nikomonda
What can I say- the best Titebond glue out there
Titebond ll -- all of those which have used it, know this is the real deal. If you know, you know. This isn't for kindergartens
Reviewed in the United States on November 14, 2024 by Chris Harrell
Let it cure
I have used this glue II for many years I have built out door furniture to planter boxes never an issue with the bond after many years exposed to the weather Built lot of indoor furniture with fine finishes. There are no glue signs I have had such good results and never needed to try III. I have been temped to try other brands and save a few cents. But this is good ole reliable Why take a chance? ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 5, 2022 by Stephen Ford Whatley
Fantastic
This wood glue is some of the best I've ever used. It works really well and adheres amazingly. It does take a little bit longer than some other glues to set up, but it lasts a long time and goes a long way.
Reviewed in the United States on August 21, 2023 by Chad Anderson
Is Titebond II better than the original or the III? I say Yes, here's why.
I've been using Titebond 2 Premium now for several years and love it. My daughter actually did a project in school on which wood glue was the best. We tested this compared to several of the top named brands and even tested it compared to the original Titebond and Titebond III. Interestingly enough the Titebond II had the fastest tack time of them all. During our test we also discovered that of all the glues we tested Titebond I,II,III had the strongest hold after a 30 minute period. I personally use Titebond II because: It has a strong hold after 30 minutes, allowing me to get my projects done faster. It is water resistant ( For my woodwork this is a must ) It cleans up great It has a a very fast initial tack time ( as determined by the project). It is very easy to spread out ( not as tacky as some ) My woodworking has indirect food contact in which the Titebond II is FDA approved for. Sandability is pretty easy as long as you don't go to heavy on your glue up. More is not better with this glue! Super fast drying time. Caution: As others have stated be careful where you store it and what temperatures you store it at because it will freeze, Overall this is my go to glue for just about all of my woodworking projects. From my daughter's project to using it daily, take it from me this is the best all around glue you can buy, Yes, I PAID FULL PRICE. This is MY OPINION about this product. I am not affiliated with anyone but me. I’m AMZ Prime and I hope I helped you come to an easier decision. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 27, 2016 by M Flynn
My "Most Used" Woodshop Glue
When glue is needed in my woodshop, Titebond II is what I use most. It applies easily, sets up fairly quickly, (too quickly for some applications) . It is my favorite glue for woodworking. When more involved and complicated glue-ups will take too long for the Titebond II, I use my other favorite Titebond Extend because of it's longer time before it begins setting up. Both glues are very strong and waterproof when dry, but clean-up with just water makes using them very easy. Even my shop roof trusses were glued together with Titebond II when I built them. A few nails held the plywood gussets in place while the Titebond II dried, but the strength of the joints is totally depending on the glue, and I work under them without fear. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 3, 2020 by Charley
A good glue
Rarely does a woodworker need or go through a gallon of wood glue with a project or two. It may seem cheap to buy a gallon but if you don't use it before it goes south; it's a waste. This may be a little small for some projects but it is a good sized bottle. And I have when planning to go on a major binge of work; bought a gallon and refilled this size container as needed. It will get 'crusted over' with time and need replacing now and again, but I can easily pour three gallons through one of these before I decide on 'replace the squeezy bottle'. That being said, Titebond II is a glue I turn to for a lot of things. I have used it for craft as well as wood; especially in making padded upholstered display panels. (smear onto plywood, lay 1/2 to 1" closed cell foam over it, put another piece of luan and a few carefully spaced concrete blocks to dry overnight...) It will adhere the foam to the backer board, to then be covered. I have also glued upholstery fabrics to the top of said foam with it, leave about 4" unglued of the foam around the edge, then tuck fabric into place, glue, recover and reweight for the night; and it will turn out well. Test bleed, it can bleed through and make stiff. I go though a lot of Titebond II, the other is the polyurethane 'foaming' glues that are water activated. This is a good size unless you are after a large project, in which case buy a larger jug and use one of this size as a handleable 'field squeeze' bottle. This is a definite go-to glue for me, and in the ways I do wood and other projects, a glue I reach for. Do keep it from freezing! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 22, 2013 by BitTwiddler
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