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In my experience they dry harder too, but both have about the same strength, which is better than the wood or paper they are gluing, so it really doesn't matter that much. Feel free to let your words of wisdom and humor fly (there's no swear jar on this blog), but if you're overly spammy, rude, or just plain boring, you're just going to have to accept that your comment may not see the light of day.There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase, a SQL command or malformed data. Elmer’s Carpenter’s Wood Glue MAX – Elmer’s newest all-in-one wood formula tackles indoor and outdoor projects. Disclaimer: Etsy assumes no responsibility for the accuracy, labelling, or content of sellers' listings and products.

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I suppose if you have some really tough-to-bond-to materials, or tricky repairs, Gorilla glue might be good to use.

Same for me…here in my part of CT I have found no one that carries gallon-sized white glue any more. For a stronger bond I have had really good luck with an epoxy on one part and a bit of super glue on the other, makes the epoxy into an almost instant set.

The wood glue dried faster and was stronger than the Glue-All I had been using so I never used it again so I'm unaware of any improvements. Yellow glue has better 'grab'- you can just move the workpiece back and forth a bit until it stiffens up. This creamy yellow glue dries very quickly (you can leave the pieces clamped a minimum of an hour, but two hours is preferable, and there's no harm in waiting still longer).

Cap it tightly, seal it into a ziplock, it wouldn't hurt to toss a dessicant into the bag, seal it into another ziplock, and while you're at it, seal it inside another ziplock.