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1. 
   jako17 | Feb 25, 2003 04:51pm | #1

   Its not the glue but the amount of squeeze out Don't pull a Norm and wipe off with a wet cloth, pare or scrape the squeeze out when it has turned rubbery.Try Titebond Wood Moulding Glue

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   Kell | Feb 25, 2003 07:07pm | #2

   Titebond makes a walnut "colored" glue that has less chance of showing.  If you make good, tight joints and carefully remove any excess prior to finishing this is not a problem.  I've worked with walnut many times, it's my favorite domestic hardwood, and any time glue has shown up it means I wasn't diligent enough prior to finishing.  I need to find a method to make the small amounts appear; my eyes aren't what they used to be.  (Neither is much of anything else!)

   Kell

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   johnhardy | Feb 25, 2003 08:32pm | #3

   Titebond works just fine for walnut. The other posts are correct in pointing out good glueup practices.

   John

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   RoyinMD | Feb 25, 2003 09:16pm | #4

   Walnut is my favorite wood too. Love that color. I've been using the dark Titebond or Elmer's for years.

   Enjoy, Roy

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   sailalex | Feb 26, 2003 12:19am | #5

   Thanks for all your comments; I will try the darker Titebond.