Titebond’s fluorescent wood glue looks like normal glue, but glows under a “black light,” making it easy to spot glue you missed during sanding — before you get ready to stain that heirloom project. There’s nothing worse than dragging your work back to the shop, removing the glue, and re-sanding everything.
Titebond calls Titebond III the “ultimate wood glue.” (Is the third time the charm?) It’s a waterproof wood glue that cleans up with water (before it dries, of course) and offers a one-year shelf life. Titebond says it has a polymer-based formula that offers the “preferred performance attributes as defined by professional woodworkers.”
Titebond III sports excellent water-resistance and provides a stronger bond by optimizing for wood-to-wood applications. It also doesn’t foam and requires less clamp time than polyurethane based adhesives. Working with Titebond doesn’t require the use of gloves, either.
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