Titebond II Extend Wood Glue 1 Gal. – Slow-Set, Type II Water-Resistant Adhesive – 4136

Needed this for an extreme glue up. Worked great even in the hot weather.

I now but this by the gallon. I used to use Titebond II, but after trying this, I have changed over completely. While it takes longer to dry, the longer open time allows for easy glue-ups. Especially for difficult clamping set ups. Ithe holds as well as any quality wood glue I have used. And the dry color of the glue makes the glue lines seem to disappear. Gluing up game and panel doors had been much easier since switching to this glue.

Ideal for slow glue up projects like chairs…

Second time i've used this for a complex glueup. Definitely gives you time to get everything in place. Runnier than titebond 3. Definitely strong.

Really good glue like the extended time it takes to set up

This glue is excellent in holding power and tack. It is not a thick glue so it does run off as easily as other Titebond products, which is like, right now. I have not tested the glue in wet situations, but other outside projects I have constructed with Titebond II have performed very well outside, although Titebond III has been the best performer in the outside catagory. The glue is supposed to have an extended set time. It does set a little slower, but not much. I live in Northern Nevada where the weather can be hot and dry. Very dry. The normal Titebond glue sets so quickly it is difficult to get some woodworking projects together, so I bought this to see if the extended set time would help. It does help, but the so called extended time in my environment (a hot dry garage) is not all that long. My estimate is the time may increase by 25 percent. So if you had 5 minutes before you would now have about 7 to 8. I cannot tell you how time flies when one is putting a project together with various joints that have to be glued simultaneously. Even with pre-fitting and extra hands on call it is hard to get the projects together without a glue drying problem. This Titebond extended set will help, but not necessarily solve, the problem. And, I think Titebond III will be my choice for outside projects (or Gorilla Glue or Epoxy). Nonetheless, some additional drying time is better than none on my inside woodworking undertakings. AD2

This is one of my favorites for gluing up cherry as it dries without discoloring the wood. The extended working time provides a less stressful experience which is another big plus for me.

Definitely longer open and curing time. So far, it has the strength is what you can expect out of Titebond PVA glues.

Works well.

Game changer beim Leimen! Das Leimen war für mich oft eine hektische, nervenaufreibende Angelegenheit. Jetzt habe ich Zeit und muss mir keine Sorgen machen, dass ich nicht rechtzeitig fertig bin, bevor der Leim zu trocknen anfängt. Für schnelles arbeiten natürlich ungeeignet und es macht auch eine größere Sauerei, das ist es mir aber allemal wert. Zudem auch für das Wegwischen des Leims beim rausquellen mehr Zeit bleibt.

Was assemblibg a lot a piesces and used thus for the first time. Very pleased with the adhesive.

The whole point of buying a new bottle is to have shelf time (usually 12 months) and this one is from february 2023, so 3 years, so long past due date. This shouldn't be sold when it's so old, that's why there is a date.

Probably something any woodworker should have on hand for the occasional tricky glue-up where the additional open-time might be useful. It's a lot runnier than normal TiteBond II, so not something I'd use all the time. I also didn't find the open-time to be significantly longer, Maybe a little, but not much.