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Category: Adhesives Product: Polyurethane carpenter's glue (i.e. Gorilla Glue)
Temperature Limitations: Surface and glue must be above +20 C (+68 F) and below +45 C (+113 F)
Rain Limitations: Must remain dry while curing
Wind Limitations: n/a
Humidity Limitations: High humidity will slow curing
Continuous Conditions: It must remain warm and dry for 24 hours, until fully cured.
Comments: This glue foams on contact with moisture and leaves a dark line - hence rarely used as a furniture or cabinet glue but very strong and weather resistant for outdoor use, even considered to be waterproof not just water resistant. Will not fill gaps -- must use clamps.
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APPLICATION / INSTALLATION DETAILS
Polyurethane carpenters glue is quite different from most of the other glues and adhesives -- and unfortunately some companies, like Gorilla Glue, do not identify their products as polyurethane adhesives unless you dig deep into their web sites.
When used properly this glue will provide a very strong totally waterproof joint -- but there are important details to understand.
This is a liquid glue, not a thick gunned adhesive. Although this glue will foam up upon contact with a moist surface and appear to fill a gap, this "foam" has little strength. The only way to get a good joint is by having a tight fitting joint, apply an even coat of glue and then clamp it tightly until it cures to prevent this foaming.
If you need to fill a gap, use polyurethane construction adhesive from a caulking tube.
Any visible glue lines will be dark brown and any dripped glue will stain the wood.
Since clamping is important for this adhesive, here are some clamping tips.
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