Replies

1. 
   charlesstanford | Nov 15, 2005 12:09am | #1

   Epoxy with a customised pot life that suits your taste.

2. 
   mrbird90 | Nov 15, 2005 12:46am | #2

   I have only used Titebond II for out door projects (above ground) and several have been in the back yard for 4 years and so far there are no glue line fractures and these tables, stands, chairs sit out of doors all year round in the harsh Ohio weather. Thus I don't see a problem with using Titebond II. The gorilla glue might work also but it is more expensive.

3. 
   WillGeorge | Nov 16, 2005 03:47am | #3

   Just me so...

   I used Gorilla Glue on a laminated Bow just to see what would happen..
   Worked fine! Well, bow didden't break! Bit messy though!

4. 
   UnclePaul | Nov 16, 2005 05:45pm | #4

   Titebond II - a lot less mess than gorilla glue. I doubt the wood will outlast either glue. At least, none of us will be around to find out.

   -Paul

1. 
   saulgood | Nov 16, 2005 09:06pm | #5

   Thanks everyone,
   I think I'll pass on the gorilla glue - too messy. I've used titebond II for lots of things and it hasn't let me down.