Titebond™ III Ultimate Wood Glue

Superior waterproof wood glue is ideal for exterior and interior woodworking! Available in five sizes.

• Stronger, safer, easier to clean up and less expensive than polyurethane glues.
• Allows eight minutes of open time and has an application temperature as low as 47º F.
• One hour clamp time!
• Cleans up with water.
• Does not foam.

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Customer Reviews and Photos for: Titebond™ III Ultimate Wood Glue Average Rating: (4.7) (20 customer reviews) Add your review...

1) Submitted by Todd, from Omaha, NE on 1/31/2010 Customer Rating: Bought a few quarts to glue up a workbench. Been using it with ambient temperature below 50 Deg. F. No problems with joint failer.

2) Submitted by Paul Byrley, from Wake Forest, NC on 11/19/2009 Customer Rating: I thoroughly agree with the other comments praising Titebond III but I wanted to add that what drew it to me was that it will set in 45 deg F while Titebond II requires 55 Deg F. That was important for several wintertime projects in my garage.

3) Submitted by Grant Jensen, from Waverly, IA on 6/15/2009 Customer Rating: This is the best wood glue ever. It dries quickly and created a perfect seal.

4) Submitted by Don Strenczewilk, from Rochester, NY on 5/6/2009 Customer Rating: I've used Titebond I and II for years. There are scrap pieces in my basement that were glued up 30 years ago and are still tight as now. This waterproof version takes it a step further.

5) Submitted by Betty from LA on 4/12/2009 Customer Rating: Someone recommended this glue to me and I am so glad I got it. Hubby and I are making a miniature doll house and this glue, along with all that I ordered from Rockler is great!

6) Submitted by Jerry, from York, NE on 3/10/2009 Customer Rating: I love this stuff and have purchased several containers of it. It's strong and quick to dry.

7) Submitted by Don Thompson, from PIttsburg, KS on 2/21/2009 Customer Rating: I'm using Titebond III to glue our wood floor together in the living room, dining room and kitchen. Instead of tongue and groove I'm using #20 biscuits and gluing the floor together to make a "floating" wood floor. This give me a lot of flexibility for designs embedded in the floor. This is the entry to our house. (click to see full-size picture in new window)

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