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   Michmesquite | Mar 30, 2004 08:45am | #1

   Second hand comments from a VERY experience user says it is OK stuff. Good open time.

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   Michael in San Jose

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   Dave45 | Mar 30, 2004 03:24pm | #2

   I really like it.  Good open time and seems to hold up great.

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   MatthewSchenker | Mar 30, 2004 05:14pm | #3

   Sash,

   I've been using Titebond II for a while, and I really like it. I also have used the Titebond II long open time glue, which is good but a little thin if you ask me.

   I wonder what makes Titebond III better than its predecessors, but then again I am always interested in trying a new glue product.

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   Robbie | Mar 30, 2004 06:24pm | #4

   Just bought some on Sunday at Rockler.   Will let you know.

   First time shopping at Rockler in person.  Wasn't real impressed.  Woodcraft seems to have more stuff - albeit a bit more pricey.

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   UncleDunc | Mar 30, 2004 07:22pm | #5

   >> I wonder what makes Titebond III better than its predecessors ...

   It's the extra I in the name.

   Look for Titebond XI sometime in the not too distant future.

   (Our amps go up to 11.)

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   MatthewSchenker | Mar 30, 2004 09:35pm | #6

   Titebond XI! I can imagine the ad copy already:

   "Infinite open times! That's right. With Titebond XI, you can assemble your project from now until eternity!"

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   TXJon | Mar 31, 2004 08:44pm | #7

   I think the ad said Titebond III is waterproof. Titebond II is water resistant. 

   So use T II to fix the shower, T III to fix the tub.