Glue: A Rant

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[@malcolmboynton7652]

thank you. great explanation of where and why for different glues. guilty here of using gorrila and super glue in the wrong area. thank you sir may i have another.(animal house scene) not again and luckily was my guitar. next time around ,, kindling.

[@Esperia-ef9xh]

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[@leam1978]

gorilla glue is a great adhesive for mixed media art crafts, when you need something to expand to fill a space that you can't otherwise reach with a shim. i can't imagine using anything but titebond for wood--like, it's literally called "wood glue" for a reason.
i am curious though, about the difference between the version numbers of titebond. i thought they were roughly similar, with some added mediums/conditioners.

[@DrewsGuitarShop]

1 is the normal stuff, 2 is water resistant, 3 is water proof. I think there are other properties to 2 and 3 but the only one that should be used on guitars is the original tight bond 1.

[@leam1978]

@@DrewsGuitarShop is that because the water resistance properties might impact the natural movement of the wood?