Which Wood Glue Is The Best?

[@RagnBoneBrown]

Recommended Glues White PVA Everbuild 502 is interior and exterior use, although not specifically formulated for outdoor use. Evo-Stik is interior only Everbuild 502 500ml bottle amzn.to/3Rohmob (Amazon UK) geni.us/na1M (Amazon Worldwide) Everbuild 502 1l bottle amzn.to/3e1BM8h (Amazon UK) geni.us/jsaE (Amazon Worldwide) Everbuild 502 5l bottle amzn.to/3e7HNjS (Amazon UK) geni.us/k3NnZ (Amazon Worldwide) Everbuild 502 25l bottle amzn.to/3RiQZ2Z (Amazon UK) geni.us/PXeG7A (Amazon Worldwide) Evo-Stik Interior 500ml amzn.to/3czF9mE (Amazon UK) geni.us/lEjog (Amazon Worldwide) Evo-Stik Interior 1l amzn.to/3RjPCkH (Amazon UK) geni.us/PxecH (Amazon Worldwide) Yellow PVA Titebond Original is great stuff, even stronger than white PVA, interior use only 235ml bottle amzn.to/3ARZI5Z (Amazon UK) geni.us/LZkG (Amazon Worldwide) 473ml bottle amzn.to/3AwkMi0 (Amazon UK) geni.us/7WA7NhI (Amazon Worldwide) 946ml bottle amzn.to/3Rg26tA (Amazon UK) geni.us/GSZ7 (Amazon Worldwide) 3.8l bottle amzn.to/3RpAt1r (Amazon UK) geni.us/aqVT (Amazon Worldwide) Exterior PVAs I've not had much experience with these, but if you don't like the idea of cleaning up after using polyurethane, these will be a good choice: Evo-Stik Exterior 500ml amzn.to/3AZWui1 (Amazon UK) geni.us/kpF9 (Amazon Worldwide) Evo-Stik Exterior 1l bottle amzn.to/3RbkB2q (Amazon UK) geni.us/YE38OD7 (Amazon Worldwide) Titebond III 118ml amzn.to/3PZnLFt (Amazon UK) geni.us/gBRSfk (Amazon Worldwide) Titebond III 473ml amzn.to/3Av4ztv (Amazon UK) geni.us/aiDEA (Amazon Worldwide) Everbuild D4 1l bottle amzn.to/3x3cYUf (Amazon UK) geni.us/UgEmpwq (Amazon Worldwide) Polyurethane Glue My choice for exterior - fully waterproof so ideal for exterior use Everbuild 5 Minute 750g bottle amzn.to/3pXOnfv (Amazon UK) geni.us/Z6zehY (Amazon Worldwide) Everbuild 30 Minute (my preferred one) 750g bottle amzn.to/3Ay3l0v (Amazon UK) geni.us/b7ZTh (Amazon Worldwide) Everbuild 45 Minute 750g bottle amzn.to/3QZfxyd (Amazon UK) geni.us/ndyyyh (Amazon Worldwide) Epoxy Resin 40ml in 4x Tubes amzn.to/3Kx3fLp (Amazon UK) geni.us/aN6oyYF (Amazon Worldwide) 200ml in 20x Tubes amzn.to/3AYuKKH (Amazon UK) geni.us/TtMZOxN (Amazon Worldwide) Super Glue/CA Glue 12x 1g pack GH1200 amzn.to/3AYa6dC (Amazon UK) geni.us/hE7yWwT (Amazon Worldwide) 24x 1.5g pack amzn.to/3KxnMiP (Amazon UK) geni.us/0w5EOvo (Amazon Worldwide) Hot Glue Sticks Ryobi Cordless Hot Glue Gun geni.us/bcAR (Amazon Worldwide) 11mm x 100mm 55 pack amzn.to/3dW4OpK (Amazon UK) geni.us/OIW0 (Amazon Worldwide) 11mm x 200mm 100 pack amzn.to/3pWvvO0 (Amazon UK) geni.us/0yBW2 (Amazon Worldwide) Projects that featured in this video: Bed part 1 kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y3OXqYZrmsmYgNk part 2 kzbin.info/www/bejne/fGG7iKSKmMiGr7M Printer cabinet part 1 kzbin.info/www/bejne/sKKxoaajn6drgM0 part 2 kzbin.info/www/bejne/bpmzamCbYtaGnZY Desk kzbin.info/www/bejne/fpjZlGhjha1nbZI part 2 kzbin.info/www/bejne/r4rZpmSAa7p6aqs Cake Stand kzbin.info/www/bejne/pYa9l3unnbV1m7c Guitar Repair kzbin.info/www/bejne/gHWki4iklpapeaM Gates kzbin.info/www/bejne/gZ3WZ2p8e8-nl5I part 2 kzbin.info/www/bejne/apvGlHWoZrmNaZo Log Store kzbin.info/www/bejne/iJnTooFmasl-pMk part 2 kzbin.info/www/bejne/bpaXeGdvo5d8kM0 Necklace Stand kzbin.info/www/bejne/Zp7MY4OAjMp1icU Wall Panelling kzbin.info/www/bejne/qqTTcnuqrptlh7c Ercol Chair Repairs kzbin.info/www/bejne/eZWkZWVrmLmkpM0 Cocktail Cabinet kzbin.info/www/bejne/f4qyqYdvjMp-mtk 0:00 Intro 0:13 PVA 3:05 Polyurethane 5:10 Epoxy 6:23 Super Glue / CA Glue 7:33 Hot Glue 8:23 Hide Glue 🤝 HELP SUPPORT THE CHANNEL 🤝 Support with KZbin channel membership: kzbin.info/door/VyE_6jEtVZGmYGXtUOL5FQjoin Support with Patreon: www.patreon.com/ragnbonebrown Support with PayPal paypal.me/ragnbonebrown Shop With Amazon using my affiliate link: geni.us/iWD3K 🎧 WORKSHOP BANTER PODCAST 🎧 kzbin.info Also available on Spotify, Apple, Google and most other podcast platforms 🔗 LINKS: 🔗 Website: www.ragnbonebrown.com Facebook: facebook.com/ragnbonebrown Instagram: @ragnbonebrown Twitter: twitter.com/ragnbonebrown Email: [e-mail] Second KZbin Channel (non woodwork videos): kzbin.info

[@trentburky4869]

Those epoxy tubes that come with that joined plunger, I always just cut the plungers apart with a utility knife. It makes getting equal parts resin and hardener a whole lot easier.

[@pookey06]

No time wasted. Straight up information.

[@p_mouse8676]

PVA works also very well for veneering, when using the iron method. In that case the glue is being reactivated by the heat. I use that all the time.

[@thecreativecardinalbyl.bet7012]

Super helpful, and as always in plain language and an easy to understand presentation.

[@MCsCreations]

Really excellent tips, Keith! Thanks! 😃 A tip about CA glue... I learned to use baking soda, but any fine dust is going to work. (PVC dust works specially well.) Basically you put the CA glue and put the dust over it. It's going to harden like a concrete! I use it a lot to fix or modify rc cars and stuff like that. 😊 Anyway, stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊

[@koconnor]

Every comment section I read I see MC's Creations. You're everywhere and I love it. From now on, whenever I see your comments I will say hello.😀

[@MCsCreations]

@@koconnor Hey man! 😃 Yeah, I watch lots of videos... 😬 And as comments are the "algorithm's food", I always write something. 😊

[@koconnor]

@@MCsCreations I think we have very similar tastes in videos. You watch all the same ones that I do!!

[@MCsCreations]

@@koconnor Nice! 😃 Do you fly FPV as well? Most videos I watch are about woodworking, FPV and sciences I guess. 😂

[@koconnor]

@@MCsCreations For me it's mainly woodworking and science related topics. I did think about getting a drone a few years ago but I realised it would be a ten minute wonder for me so it never happened.

[@spoonman44]

Finding out that Dollar Store is called a Pound Shop in the UK made my fucking day.

[@zhookeeper]

As always, brilliant content delivered simply and without faff. 👍👍

[@robinson12db]

Really great video. Lots of information in a digestible way telling everyone when to use what. Might be my favorite video of yours oddly enough.

[@drcrusherdata]

PVA glue is my most beloved glue very good for laying laminate flooring and assembling flatpack furniture.

[@WobblycogsUk]

FWIW, A few years ago I built some sash windows for the house I'm currently in. The joint from the sash box to the cill was done with polyurethane as I felt that would be the one most likely to collect water but all the rest were done with Titebond 3. A decade on and all the joints are as good as the day they went in so I'm happy to conclude it works for that use.

[@blakepriebe5463]

Great.thanks for the information. Delivery was great.

[@jackhusky9326]

I think the “yellow” & “white” PVA glue comment is misleading and is limited to the anglosphere and tends to be an assumption based on Titebond products. In mainland Europe Soudal is a very popular Woodworking and construction adhesive supplier. They have different PVA glues including the Water Resistant PVA. None of it is yellow.

[@AB-C1]

Wtf is "Anglosphere" supposed to mean when referring to woodworking and glues!?

[@jackhusky9326]

@@AB-C1 “anglosphere” means countries that speak english. so just replace the word “anglosphere” with countries like UK, USA, Canada, Oz, NZ”

[@szeredaiakos]

Superglue activator is water. That is why it does not work on wet surfaces. To slightly damp surfaces it sticks immediately but is not as strong as being hardened slowly by moisture in the wood or air.

[@ep91monster]

I always use waterproof pva for interior uses, polyurethane for exterior, superglue & activator for interior mitres before i fire a pin in just to temp hold. And like you, hot glue for temporary holds on things like router pattern templates etc. With the hot glue, you can spray a bit of isopropyl alcohol on after its cured, to remove it. It just peels straight off after a quick spritz of ipa 😎

[@bazanderson8283]

hey, got a dumb question - if you are using hot glue for a temp hold and then using iso alcohol spray to help remove it, how are you getting the spray to the glue join, is join not flush but instead kind of raised with a few dabs of glue?

[@paulprescott7913]

This is very interesting. I use evo stick exterior for all my needs. Though to honest i dont use a lot .

[@francoisfouche2568]

Great vid ! One day ... give polyurethane construction adhesive a go, especially in cold and/or exterior conditions.

[@BrainFizz]

I thought titebond original (the red label stuff) was aliphatic resin, where as TB2 is pva…. Is that not the case?

[@StrawbyteWorkshop]

You're correct, original is an aliphatic resin, type 2 PVA and type 3 is a propriatary resin. Keith mentions PVA in terms of colour which is arbitrary. White glue is so coloured because PVA largely replaced casin based glues made from milk solids with Elmer's making the change first setting the colour expectations. Aliphatic resin has a yellow hue, as per titebond, so if your going to build out a range of glues with different properties then of course you going to tint them to match your existing brand.

[@gurrgle38]

WD-40 is decent at getting polyurethane glue off hands in my experience :)

[@MrJlucRober]

Strange that you had never used Neoprene glue aka impact , contact or cement glue 🤔 Very useful for laminated sheet.

[@RagnBoneBrown]

I have used contact adhesive a few times but not enough to form an opinion. Prefer the spray stuff to the gloopy stuff in a tin

[@donproctor3445]

Im a sundeck builder. Do you have a recommendation for gluing Trex decking and similar materials. We haven't tried expoxy because it hasn't been a big deal breaker if you get a gap in a miter on a deck outside. That being said I would like to find a glue for making and keeping tight joints. We also use the standard PVC trim boards. Thay can generally be glued with a vinyl adhesive or standard PVC glue.The real winner would be to find a glue for different brand of decking. Problem here is theya ll mak it slightly different

[@andyh9464]

If you wipe your hands wile still wet with big wipes it removes the glue so they don’t go black there the only wipes I’ve found that work

[@oskarsmillers]

Good info !👍super glue - and by hand baking soda)

[@yukoyamamoto6457]

Hi Let say I wish to glue wall hooks outdoor to hang house lights. Should I use Polyurethane Glue? Tough agaisnt weather cycles such as rain and sun.

[@kaiwheeler64]

Wet PU glue wipes off with isopropyl alcohol and what happened to cascamite?

[@TWC6724]

Call me a purist, but I still love hot hide glue. Although if I’m going to use PVA, I like titebond 3 and Elmer’s carpenters wood max.

[@briw4647]

Instead of hide glue, use fish glue. Same good effect except u don't need all the heat up faff

[@contessa.adella]

I had a bottle of Gorilla polyurethane I had not opened. One year later it had gone totally solid. Waste of money for occasional use.

[@ahhimary3475]

Would you recommend using PVA Glue in fixing the guitar bridge than other wood Glue? was the bridge holding well?

[@ParaBellum2024]

I generally use Evo-Stik Resin W in the blue bottle (exterior PVA), or polyurethane, which I'm careful to keep off my skin and use in well-ventilated spaces. Regarding this video, I wouldn't have used PVA for the guitar bridge, because it'll be under tension and PVA is prone to creep. For permanent gluing where creep must be avoided, I've used Cascamite, urea-formaldehyde powder to which water is added to make a paste. I think they may have changed the formula though, to make it safer and woke.

[@BigHenFor]

Lol. Formaldehyde is nasty and persistent in the environment. So, good riddance.

[@ParaBellum2024]

@@BigHenFor Yes, horrible stuff but no creep, and easier to use than animal based no-creep adhesives. That makes me think that vegans might actually prefer formaldehyde! I once worked in the particleboard industry, where it's used to glue the particles to make boards. It also forms in our bodies if we're dumb enough to consume the artificial sweetener aspartame (which is banned in my house).

[@peterchessell28]

@@BigHenFor Stop it

[@d.k.1394]

Great

[@vicsaunders9710]

Good video 👍👏

[@byronservies4043]

What, no Cascamite? Wallybois will be disappointed lol

[@tonyworkswood]

Hi Byron. I'm amazed Cascamite is still available with all the advances in adhesive technology. I remember it being hard to source at one time and they even changed the name to Humbrol Extramite, obviously sales must have dropped so they've changed it back lol. It's not a squeeze and go glue for today's fast paced must be easy life. We used it all the time where moisture was a threat in certain build locations. Brilliant glue but there's a lot more competition these days. Thanks for the trip down memory lane reading your comment. Tony

[@bazanderson8283]

thanks Keith, good informative vid 👊🙏 i use gorilla glue wood PVA does indoor & outdoor, but only as I got a deal on it recently working out to be a bit cheaper than titebond equivalent, though most places it actually works out to be more expensive

[@JamieVauxnut1]

The white and yellow PVA isn't a reliable way to divide glue types and not all yellow pva glues are the same as are white glues. Much better to go off of the ratings of D1, D2, D3 and D4. Most of the time people will be using D3 and D4 in construction and building

[@andljoy]

I have found that the quality of CA glue is all over the place. The stuff sold as mitre bond is in my view just crap. The medium thickness stuff in the tiny tubes is best in my view, ( i think that is mostly all the same stuff and better quality than even the big bottles of the named brands ) large ones always go to waste around here . I once had a bottle i got from a little craft shop , it was very strange as it had a batch number and a code for the type of CA glue it was along with the address of the shop . A custom order ? That stuff was amazing! God himself could not break the bonds that stuff made, even relatively smooth plastic to plastic the bond was stronger than the plastic.

[@andljoy]

P.S Anyone remember that old liquid glue you used in school in the 70s and 80s with the little foam tip ? What was that stuff ? It was later replaced with pritt stick.

[@dy1an]

@@andljoy are you thinking of Gloy Gum?

[@williewanttobe955]

Vaseline on hands before using glue makes most glues easy to clean from your hands

[@wauhawk]

All those rhymes in the start! Lol Here in the states white glue is called "school glue" weak and our kids use it to glue paper products. Our wood glues are yellow or possibly a brown or tan color. PVC glue as you call it used to really only come from Gorilla Glue brand but now comes in several brands. Commonly still called Gorilla Glue though like we call factual tissue "Kleenex" even though that's simply the most widely known brand name.....

[@andljoy]

Was that the liquid brown stuff with the little foam applicator on the end ? That was common in the UK years ago before the stick glues of today ( that are just rubbish)

[@wauhawk]

@@andljoy the foamy stuff is what he calls PVC glue. Though it's actually a polyurethane type product I believe. When used properly it's quite strong.

[@garvielloken3929]

NOOICE!"

[@Pete.Ty1]

👍👍👍

[@edwardsadler7515]

I used to work for a PVA resin manufacturer. For bonding wood, you need to ask 2 main questions: is it for use in potentially wet conditions (indoors or outdoors), and is it going to be used for joints that are likely to be under load (e.g. chair legs, where it needs to demonstrate 'creep resistance'). Then look closely at the instructions on the various brands and choose the most appropriate one. If you keep using poyurethane and epoxy glues for long enough (weeks, months) without protecting your hands, you stand a good chance of getting dermatitis, which is no joke. Finally, you can get CA glue to cure instantly in loose fitting joints by sprinkling baking soda over the wet adhesive. It sets like concrete, fills the gap and can be sanded or filed smooth soon afterwards - a model maker' trick seen in lots of KZbin videos. I really enjoy yor channel. Please keep up the hints and techniques you've developed!

[@ianbennett5245]

Don't buy superglue activator;. Dissolve some bicarbonate of soda in water; it works just as well.

[@andrewwilson3663]

Any decent hand-wipe will get PU off your hands (and tools) at the end of the glue-up. I keep a small water spray handy for use with PU. Glue on one part, quick spray (and wipe off the excess) on the other, makes it cure real good.

[@PhillWyattProjects]

I found Everbuild 502 PVA Wood Glue to be quite good. Thick, dries quite quickly and strong. 👍

[@christophergraham1857]

Try wd40 for getting pu glue off

[@Chambalero]

Rivery Table Things. HAHA!

[@chris_hertford]

Used a combination of PVA and super glue in mitres etc many times. The super glue holds the joint while the PVA dries.

[@brothyr]

Hot glue, aka hot snot, is pretty damn strong. The main issue is applying it right at melting but not hot enough to heat the material for best surface spread and adhesion. I have a glue gun that runs a bit hot. It will drool slightly bubbly hot glue over time and that's when I know it's hot enough. I fixed my over-the-range microwave with hot glue. The left side snapped internally and now there's 1 huge glue stick globbed on everything relevant in there holding it up. Been good for 2 years now.

[@vpdb]

polyurethane glue is the worst glue to work with.. Use warnish to clean your hands just take some warnish on cotton or on hand & rub it, easily comes off, I do the same.

[@Ask-Jesus-for-the-Holy-Spirit]

I find out of the yellow glues Elmers carpenter wood glue Max is stronger versus any titlebond yellow glue.

[@TWC6724]

It’s a good glue 👍

[@AfricanSouthernCross]

“Which wood glue is the best”….then you refuse to commit yourself to saying which is your best 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@StephenSingleton-om8oe]

Cascamite for outdoor use comes in powder form that you mix with a little water but you have to keep it clamped for 24hrs

[@benjaqsonworkshop9974]

Great review. I have to say, I do use hyde glue on delicate pieces because you can clean up far more easily and you don't get the staining or marking on pale woods. It's not easy to get it out of the bottle without warming it up in the North of England through the 9 or so cold months! Great video, great channel. Cheers.

[@Wolfman-me5kd]

Used to use cascamite ,it comes in powder form, strong as hell

[@lagunafishing]

You've obviously never heard of Cascamite.

[@alancluff1115]

IPA removes polyurethane glue

[@Den_Watts]

hello, can you use wood glue on mdf?

[@vijaykumar.g693]

Which glue is best wood worm

[@donaldfarrare9309]

What's the best for a coffee table

[@deerheart87]

Gorilla glue is rubbish

[@thomasbroker69]

I think Goriila glue is the best I’ve ever used, done loads of glue jobs & it’s so strong. I disagree with the video a cheap PVA is nothing like Gorilla

[@frankcherry3810]

I still use white Elmers.

[@tiaguinkpande-hb6zw]

How to product it

[@GigiUK]

This is really informative, thank you. I am new to DIY and have a question for you. I want to attach thin strips of oak to my walls to give a barn conversion effect, but I don't know which glue to use and, more importantly, how to keep them in place while they dry (I can't stand holding them all each time, ha!). Also, will it matter if the surface is an old / hard wallpaper, old paint, new paint or plaster? Do you have any recommendations and suggestions? Thanks 🙂 PS - I originally thought of using rawlplugs, but I think glue is probably a better idea

[@michaelpackwood639]

Thank you. Very informative and candid review of available glues for DIY and woodwork/ My dad had a cast iron bain-marie back in the day when I was a kid. ( I still have it somewhere)To Mother's chagrin he would put it on the gas in the kitchen to heat up his 'bead 'glue' and fill the kitchen with its awful stink. If I am correct this was the hide glue obtained from animal hides/bones. It was sold by the pound as little yellow beads at good ironmongers.

[@nathanlucas6465]

When I did A level DT, I had a go at veneering with scotch glue, which I think is the same (or at least very similar) to hot hide glue. you boil the stuff up in a pan, spread it on and then can iron on your veneer. It stinks! I don't think I'd ever be tempted to use it again, as you can use exactly the same technique with white pva. But with PVA you don't have to boil it first, and don't get the smell of boiled animal bits 🤮

[@wiandryadiwasistio2062]

is there any non-toxic, durable, and water resistant that is plant-friendly (i’m looking for glues that is safe for orchids as i’m pitching to make orchid mounts from charcoals and wood chips)

[@dougthomson5544]

I buy West System epoxy in 4 litre can and appropriately sized hardener with pumps that allow for simple and accurate mixing. Epoxy will to harden over time, but few understand that like liquid honey, all you have to do is put it in a hot water bath and it will re-liquify and can be used as usual with no harm to strength.

[@michaelwillson6847]

Never used resin yet although I have a kit to play with. One thing I've found ca glue and hot glue is for filling live edge voids never heard of the last one to be fair though I use Wickes wood glue and for anything can't use that for tube of multi stick never let me down yet it really will stick anything to anything. Great explanations though kieth can't wait for next build video. Hope your good and busy enough. On a note kieth with regards to pricing what kinda price point would u put on serving/chopping boards for this country obviously you'll know people don't wanna pay what they should 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿👍

[@gdfggggg]

Hi, Ive got to do a staircase soon, what type of glue would you recommend? I’ve seen some guys use that stuff that foams up (pu, I think) and others pva. Cheers bro

[@MrBiggybit]

Ah, I do am mr skanky hands well. Earned the nickname for other reasons though. Only fond memories of my dad and I behind the local 7/11

[@jimturner6400]

Thanks for the info …. I’ve been using cheap pva ie 5 liters for £ 12 but now I’m not so sure … ?

[@nathanlucas6465]

If you want to try the CA glue activator, I'll happily buy you can. I can do a click and collect to your local toolstation for you to pick up, just let me know where your local branch is

[@T.E.P..]

Hey hey ... hope your week is goin just right! cool to just discover your channel and be subbed. Stellar job on these vids

[@jason-hh6lu]

I got poly glue in my hair and down my neck once. Oh the fun.😂 My go to glues are always titebond 2 and 3.

[@tonyworkswood]

Interesting content Keith enjoyed watching. Very useful tips mentioned to help save time and stress by making the incorrect glue choice. Tony

[@susan_halla]

Rubbing alcohol will dissolve the bond of hot glue and not leave any residue like reheating does. Works a treat!

[@vikassm]

5 years for my old glue box... Added some water a while ago but it still works :)

[@honeyp0t]

Which pound shop do you buy epoxy from? I've had no luck in my local Poundland

[@stevesiefken6432]

That was a LOT of very practical information. Thanks✅👍🏻

[@AlexJur-jb7fy]

I use a lot for polyurethane glue and the way to clean for me is paint thinner

[@ianvicedomini2648]

Great advice there Keith. I'm the same as you when it comes to wearing gloves mate as I find it causes a loss of grip when you have to hold something together for a while if clamps are a hinderence lol great video mate 👍🏼👍🏼

[@vmoutsop]

I've always heard that a spray of water can be as an activator for CA glue

[@michaeltynan2139]

Like these videos, practical and real tips especially for DIYers

[@iasonas1284]

Mustard glue bottles for the win!!!

[@AB-C1]

Excellent run down and explanation 👍

[@rashmitharushi7057]

Thank you for the video ❤️

[@quincekreb6798]

Mr. Skanky hands!! 🤣🤣🤣

[@bt-rl4mh]

Thanks for your discussion

[@thewoodworkguy1189]

Thanks Keith, useful info as always.

[@malfunction6993]

well done. good video.

[@dannybaker2763]

Excellent info, excellently presented. I shall be referring to this one on a regular basis.

[@RagnBoneBrown]

Thanks

[@tworiversworkshop6111]

A waterproof wood glue that was very popular in boat building a few years ago and I believe is still very good for exterior applications is Cascamite. Have you given that a go Keith and if so how do you rate it?

[@RagnBoneBrown]

Thanks, I've not tried cascamite but heard good things!

[@philipwilliams8114]

You’re a class act Keith 👍

[@peterjohnson4932]

This was a good basic rundown. Thanks Keith!

[@jefffuhr2393]

Nicely done. TY.

[@some_cool_random_guy]

thanks

[@RicStaR2410]

With super glue, the activator is not only for speed, but strength too. The faster super glue cures the harder it ends up. I used to know a guy in the military that worked on attack helicopters, and he used to use super glue mixed with bicarbonate of soda to fill holes and dents that weren't too deep. It makes the glue go off almost immediately and in doing so it goes solid as a rock. Activator does a similar thing. So it isn't just speed, but the speed makes it stronger.

[@ganjalfcreamcorn8438]

that's not correct activator actually weakens superglue a little bit. The slower something cures generally the harder it is. Adding baking soda will make it get hard immediately but its weaker than the pure glue. Its basically diluting the glue.

[@RicStaR2410]

@@ganjalfcreamcorn8438 do you have any evidence of this? Because I have used super glue with bicarb and it dries super hard, way harder than glue alone, it's almost impossible to sand it, as it goes so hard, and less brittle also strangely enough. I can't comment on activator, because I use activater and super glue basically in mitre joints only and never really see the effects of it, just thought it made it harder, but I could be wrong about that. Assuming it weakens it, is just that, an assumption, one you may use with adding sand to cement, which is evidently wrong, sand makes cement way harder. Same as I believe bicarb makes super glue way harder. If you have any evidence of this other than assuming it is diluting it, then please let me know. But I have personal experience using bicarb with super glue, and from my experience it goes insanely hard. Have you actually used it before? If not maybe try it and tell me that you still think super glue alone is anywhere near as strong. I look forward to your reply.

[@spring899]

Keith , your thumbnail looks like a game of soggy biscuit ! 😆

[@theswime945]

You must know some very poorly boys.

[@stuartgazeley7145]

Great video it helped a lot thank you for the information

[@RagnBoneBrown]

Thanks

[@usaf4dbt]

To ensure your choice of glue is fresh, have your wife taste it, if she returns a smile the glue is bad, if she gives you an bad face then the glue is fresh!

[@RagnBoneBrown]

Great tip!

[@Theforestcarpenter]

Hold out your tongue for this new bottle of mitre mate... now open wide , here comes the activator

[@darrylxuereb4181]

Bet you got constantly beaten by your wife.