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   BrentS | Feb 06, 2005 08:46pm | #1

   I tried it a year ago.Haven't bought a bottle of titebond since

                                                                     Brent

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   jes | Feb 06, 2005 09:32pm | #2

   I've used up almost 4L of that glue now, and i have more on my LV shopping list.  It seems very strong, i really like its longer open time, and it cleans up fairly well.  It's much runnier than typical yellow wood glue, so that has to be taken into account when applying it, but yes, it gets my vote.

    

   Jesse David

   "Beware of the man who works hard to learn something, learns it, and finds himself no wiser than before," Bokonon tells us. "He is full of murderous resentment of people who are ignorant without having come by their ignorance the hard way."

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   daleduvall | Feb 07, 2005 12:30am | #3

   Thanks for the input.  I'm going to use some today!

   Dale

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   ron61 | Feb 07, 2005 01:05am | #4

   ttt

    

    

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   RonInOttawa | Feb 07, 2005 04:19am | #5

   I've used LV's 202GF for many years. In addition to the long open time, any squeeze-out sits on top of the wood rather than soaking in. The dark brown color makes it easy to see, and the stuff just chips off without pulling any fibers with it. I've never had a joint fail, even those that have lacked the desired piston fit due to operator error!

   Buy it...you'll like it!

   Regards,

   Ron