Titebond Polyurethane Glue
A 100% waterproof polyurethane glue with less clamping time, lower foaming, and cleaner sanding properties.
Item #
GRP40013
Titebond Polyurethane Glue is the only polyurethane glue to combine a long 30-minute working time with a short 45-minute clamp time*. This means you'll spend more time woodworking, and less time waiting for the glue to dry. In addition, Titebond Polyurethane Glue exhibits less foaming and better sanding properties than similar glues, resulting in easier cleanup. It is a versatile, professional-strength glue specifically formulated for multi-purpose applications.
*Note: This product cures by reaction with moisture. Changes in humidity, temperature and moisture content of the glued surfaces will affect open time and minimum clamp time.
Features:
- Bonds virtually anything, including metals, ceramics, most plastics, HPL, Corian®, stone and more
- 100% waterproof (Passes ANSI Type I and II water-resistance testing)
- Epoxy-like strength
- Ready to use—no mixing required
- Excellent sandability
- Unaffected by finishes
- 100% solids
- Solvent-free
- Application Temperature: Above 50°F
- Open Time: 25-30 minutes (70°F./50%RH)
- Cleanup with mineral spirits while glue is wet
*Note: This product cures by reaction with moisture. Changes in humidity, temperature and moisture content of the glued surfaces will affect open time and minimum clamp time.
(1) Bottle of Titebond Polyurethane Glue
| Brand | Titebond |
|---|---|
| Weight | 1.0000 |
| Discountable | Yes |
4.5 / 5.0
24 Reviews
Good Glue
Wear gloves, sands super easy, long open time, check date code on bottle before buying has a 12 month shelf life.
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Good stuff - polyurethane
Worked great to fuse cracks in a Remington model 11 forestock. Can barely see the crack now.
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used it on a Viking table worked great.
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GLUE WORKSGRATE I BUILD BRIDGES AND TRESTLES WITH WOOD FOR MODEL TRAINS
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New Glue!
I was experiencing issues with the glue I had been using for the last couple of years of failing after a period of time. Liked the description of this product - noticed it was only available through Rockler, as I tried finding it at Lowes and Home Depot (my local big box stores). So, I ordered the smallest bottle (which is 4 times larger than the glue I was previously using. So far, I'm rather impressed it has gotten nothing but hotter in my workshop and this new glue has performed flawlessly both in the usual manner (brass to Acrylic or brass to wood) and wood to wood.
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Squeekie wood floors
Used with wood screws and syringe to stop 1920’s wood floors it worked good
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I use this glue for the structural components of cabinets and furniture.
This glue still expands when it dries, but that is the nature of polyurethane glue. It sets nice, and bonds well, though. I highly recommend this product.
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Great glue
This stuff is battlefield grade glue!! Don't let it get on anything you ever want to move again, though.
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Tite bond
This is awesome glue I only like to use tote bond glue.
5 stars
5 stars
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you will like it
best brand of this type of glue on the market that I have used,,as a cabinet maker woodworker for over 40 years ,I know glue last longer and cheaper I love it
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Rockler Store
seems like it will work well for my purpose
Richard H
on Aug 20, 2018
I have been needing to try a different glue the one I currently use has been giving away in the heat - works all right with initial glue-up but after turning or adding any kind of stress to the join it gives way cleanly. The specs/comments on this glue are encouraging and I like the Titebond brand.
David R
on Jun 18, 2018
seems like it will work well for my purpose
Richard H
on Aug 20, 2018
to be used on Spanish Cedar in a Humidor.
KEN C
on Aug 6, 2018
I am looking for glue to use with exterior wood on sailing vessels any recommendations? It will be wet conditions.
BEST ANSWER: For outdoor furniture I use Titebond III. I haven't experienced any glue failures.
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- Doug A on Mar 19, 2018
- Purchased on Jun 3, 2016
CAN I USE THIS type of glue for Teak Wood?
BEST ANSWER: Yes but first wipe the surface to be glued with acetone ..because of the oils in teak ,,,works for me
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- Wilbert L on Jan 5, 2016
- Purchased on Mar 31, 2015
Will it work to glue boat together boat won't be left in water.??
BEST ANSWER: Polyurethane is a moisture activated glue. It will work on any porous surface that is not totally dry. I keep a water spray bottle for old, dry wood, I have had no problem with immersion in water.
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- E L on Jul 2, 2019
- Purchased on Aug 18, 2017
Can polyurethane glue be used as a coating/sealant on Oak ?
BEST ANSWER: I would not use this glue as a coating. It does not fill gaps (pores) and foams as it cures, having lots of bubbles. It does a great job as a glue on things like tight fitting mortises and tenons where it is slippery and helps them slide together easily, especially when assembling many at one time where you need a bit of open time and easy assembly.
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- Roland M on Jun 7, 2017
- Purchased on Jun 18, 2015
does this polyurethane product affect finish ?
BEST ANSWER: I have used both lacquer and polyurethane finishes. I have had no problem. However, if you have a concern, try a small area to expose any anomalies.
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- STEVE R on Apr 13, 2015
- Purchased on Mar 2, 2015
Am gluing pieces of craft wood to wood substrate. These piece cup when wood glue its them. Moisture, I guess. Not being water-based, would this prevent the cupping of the thinner wood? Any suggestions if not! Thanks.
BEST ANSWER: I have little experience with polyurethane glue on thin sections, but I do use a lot of hot hide glue in violin making. The way I keep thin pieces from cupping is to clamp them across the whole surface. Use a flat piece of plywood to cover all the thin pieces and clamp it in place. You can put waxed paper between the work and the plywood to prevent excess glue from sticking your thin pieces to the plywood.
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- John M on Oct 31, 2018
- Purchased on Dec 23, 2016
Is this glue child safe for their toy making?
BEST ANSWER: Most glues are labeled "non-toxic" when they are fully cured. For me, if I were making a toy for a very young toddler or baby (who might put toys in their mouths) I would probably use hide glue (since in pure form it comes from animals - in other words - edible) or perhaps an epoxy which is like hard plastic when fully cured. For older children, say above 4-5 years of age, probably any form of adhesive, glue, or epoxy would be OK. I use titebond III for my cutting boards, which come into contact with food.
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- NY WoodWorker on Oct 15, 2017
- Purchased on Nov 7, 2015
can this glue be used on veneer crack repair?
BEST ANSWER: No, I don't think so because it is very thick and goopy, and it expands as it cures. Whenever I want to reattach a small piece of wood that broke off or is splitting off, I use Super Glue or any kind of CA glue. It is easy to apply and it dries clear.
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- Edward S on Sep 2, 2015
- Purchased on Mar 7, 2015
Will the glue work on marble?
BEST ANSWER: This glue should work on marble but I have never actually used it on marble so I can't say for sure. I use it mostly on custom wood furniture. I like it for its long open time and it does not clog up the belts on my surface sander.
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- THOMAS P on Sep 17, 2019
- Purchased on Aug 20, 2018
What glue to use on a wood cutting board?
BEST ANSWER: I generally use Titebond 3. The polyurethane glues tend to bubble and ooze out from between the boards, and can be hard to scrape off. They offer no benefit in this application. I believe the best use of urethanes is where one needs to slide pieces together, after applying glue, e.g. sliding dovetail carcases.
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- Peter A on Nov 19, 2018
- Purchased on Apr 5, 2017
How long is the shelf of an opened bottle ???
BEST ANSWER: this stuff usually don't last very long after opening.
I quess it depends on the humitidy . since it is moisture cured. I live in a high humitidy climate.
I have not had much luck with it staying pliable very long after opening.
I quess it depends on the humitidy . since it is moisture cured. I live in a high humitidy climate.
I have not had much luck with it staying pliable very long after opening.
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- sawdust Phill on Jul 3, 2019
- Purchased on Sep 7, 2017
How much would I need to glue two- 4'x8' sheets of plywood together?
BEST ANSWER: None! I wouldn't use this product., as good as it is, to laminate two sheets of plywood.
Instead use Contact Adhesive on both according to the instructions before compressing them together.
The key to success is the installation of good clamps over as much of the area as possible.
Instead use Contact Adhesive on both according to the instructions before compressing them together.
The key to success is the installation of good clamps over as much of the area as possible.
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- George P on Dec 7, 2017
- Purchased on Jan 1, 2016
Do I need to moisten the surfaces to be glued? It states it is activated by moisture, yes?
BEST ANSWER: It is not absolutely necessary to moisten a wood joint surface since wood has a natural moisture content which is sufficient to activate polyurethane adhesive. additional moistening appears to accelerate the curing process, but I do not know the effect of additional moisture on final bond strength.
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- Fred R on Nov 9, 2017
- Purchased on Dec 13, 2015
can this product be used as a bonding agent for rubber mulch?
BEST ANSWER: According to the specifications this product can glue anything to anything. So far it's worked well for me, its kind of greasy feeling so be cautious if you get it on your skin (fingers) has a pretty good working period too so you don't have break speed records when working with it. Temps in my shop are pretty extreme (central TX) so far temps as high as 120 since acquiring this product - still works in these conditions, I don't though I usually wait till it cools down to around 102 or so.
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- David R on Aug 9, 2018
- Purchased on Jun 18, 2018
WILL IT STICK? Need to glue 3/4" x 1-1/2" pieces of 1/4" thick PTFE (Teflon) to the edge of 3/4" 13-layer plywood.
BEST ANSWER: It seems to stick to everything .
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- Edward C on Dec 24, 2017
- Purchased on Jan 24, 2016
I have just built a playset out of pressure treated pine and the 4x4's are cracking as they dry... Would this product work to fill the cracks ? Some of these cracks are quite large like 1/4 inch but the 4x4 is overall maintaining its dimensions ? I haven't sealed it yet as I was waiting for it to dry first
BEST ANSWER: Use something that doesn't expand as it dries, like an epoxy, or, if you are going to paint the play set, bondo.
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- john k on Sep 12, 2017
- Purchased on Aug 22, 2017
what is shelf life of unopened container?
BEST ANSWER: I find it will keep longer than grizzly..i keep it in a zip lock bag,with the cap on the bottle in a cool dry place will last a few months,,it is a very good glue ..I buy it a lot ,,I really think this brand is the best on the market..never let children or your pets eat it
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- Wilbert L on May 22, 2016
- Purchased on Mar 31, 2015
Need long work time?
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