Long ago we had a small selection of wood glues.
Today the shelves are full with options from waterproof, water resistant, polyurethane,
super, contact, slow set, quick set, and more.....
I have noticed that most "glues" do not have a "use by date"!
=Or= maybe I'm simply missing the date code etc.
I typically use the Tight-Bond water proof glue and the Gorilla polyurethane glue.
I buy the 8 ounce size for the Tight-Bond and 4 ounce for the Gorilla glue.
This way if they go bad..I am not losing a significant investment in glues.
Speaking of "going bad" what is the shelf life of most glues?
My work shop temperature can vary from 45 to 105 degrees during the year.
Cactus Man
Today the shelves are full with options from waterproof, water resistant, polyurethane,
super, contact, slow set, quick set, and more.....
I have noticed that most "glues" do not have a "use by date"!
=Or= maybe I'm simply missing the date code etc.
I typically use the Tight-Bond water proof glue and the Gorilla polyurethane glue.
I buy the 8 ounce size for the Tight-Bond and 4 ounce for the Gorilla glue.
This way if they go bad..I am not losing a significant investment in glues.
Speaking of "going bad" what is the shelf life of most glues?
My work shop temperature can vary from 45 to 105 degrees during the year.
Cactus Man
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