Overview
Genuine hide glue that's ready to use in liquid form without mixing, heating or odor. Titebond Liquid Hide Glue is the first hide glue to be offered in a liquid, ready-to-use form. It requires no mixing, heating or stirring. Professional woodworkers use Titebond Liquid Hide for its long assembly time, exceptional strength and unique crackling effect on wood. Titebond Liquid Hide provides superior creep-resistance, offers excellent sandability and is unaffected by finishes. Its sensitivity to moisture allows for easy disassembly of parts, a critical benefit in antique restoration or the repair of musical instruments.
Innovative Rockler Gluing Accessories (Sold Separately):
Rockler Glue Applicator Set: All your gluing needs in one versatile, easy-to-clean kit! Includes 8 oz. Glue Bottle with Standard Spout, Silicone Brush Applicator, Glue Roller, Mortise Applicator, Funnel, and Centering Attachment. All attachments thread onto Titebond 16 oz. (pint) and 32 oz. (quart) bottles.
Rockler Silicone Glue Brush: Finally, a glue brush that you'll never have to throw away! This brush features silicone bristles that are easy to wash with water, and quickly shed dried glue for long-lasting service.
Rockler Silicone Mini Glue Brush: Same convenient features as the larger brush, but is easier to use in tight spaces and even features a dropper tip to dispense glue into dowel holes.
Tech Spec
| Brand | Titebond |
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What's included:
(1) Bottle of Titebond Liquid Hide Glue
Technical Downloads:
Reviews
Average Score:
4.8/5A great addition to my shop
Posted February 16, 2014
Very carefully cleaning up and maintaining some old family heirlooms, I have thoroughly enjoyed witnessing the (both extremely precise and crude) hand-work inside the carcass of one of my grandparent's chest of-drawers.
While the hand-laid-out and cut dovetails fit absolute precise, no effort whatsoever was wasted on any rough-cut insides that didn't show, or require finishing.
In the process I discovered the modern form of Hide Glue -- opening a whole 'nother product on my shelf, in my "tool-kit." It has great properties -- where appropriate; and I'm interested in now trying the original heat-liquified granular form.
We have some excellent modern adhesives; but Hide Glue deserves it's essential place on the shelf. Try it, learn it and you'll like it's own special properties.
While the hand-laid-out and cut dovetails fit absolute precise, no effort whatsoever was wasted on any rough-cut insides that didn't show, or require finishing.
In the process I discovered the modern form of Hide Glue -- opening a whole 'nother product on my shelf, in my "tool-kit." It has great properties -- where appropriate; and I'm interested in now trying the original heat-liquified granular form.
We have some excellent modern adhesives; but Hide Glue deserves it's essential place on the shelf. Try it, learn it and you'll like it's own special properties.
The product was great; it was...
Posted October 18, 2009
The product was great; it was just what I needed to work on an antique mirror I was repairing. It arrived in a timely fashion.The cost of shipping seemed excessive compared with other mail order places--the only thing that would keep me from using Rockler products very frequently.
Ditto on the other reviews. Hide...
Posted September 15, 2009
Ditto on the other reviews. Hide glue has a very important place in woodworking. I think to make your own hot hide glue is better, but I don't always want to heat up a batch or wait for it. This glue has never failed and extremely convenient. Good Quality control. I would never use PVA on antiques or a project that may need "ungluing" in 100 years. very helpful.
I bought this to repair a...
Posted June 26, 2009
I bought this to repair a 100+ year--old rocker. It was originally hide-glued; yellow glue won't stick to it. But the liquid hide glue bonded perfectly to the old glue, saving a ton of sanding/refitting the spindles. Perfect product for the job; plus, it's reversible, should I ever need to disassemble the chair. All you need to do is soak the joint with hot water, and it'll soften up. I've never used liquid hide glue before, but now it'll always be in my shop!
After trying various other glues, I...
Posted June 5, 2008
After trying various other glues, I finally discovered hide glue to re-cement slats to the canvas on my roll-top desk sliding tambour. It worked great. It goes on wet and sticky and gives plenty of time to work out the placements. I think it was the best solution to this application - gluing wood to canvas.
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