Titebond 1414 16 oz. III Ultimate Wood Glue, 154751

Used these on a few outdoor projects and they are doing great. I appreciate that it can be used outdoors and moisture won't ruin the items glued together over time. Other than that it is your general wood glue, as long as you know how to use it you will be fine.

Used the titebond ultimate wood glue on few of my home projects and I was happy with how well it worked. My first project was a old dresser the glue went on smooth and after it dryed I had know doubts it will be a sturdy dresser that my daughter can use for years to come

I've been using H6838 III Ultimate Wood Glue, 16 oz. for years, good stuff. I use it for it's slow set up time, gives me a chance to re-adjust thiings and such.

This glue came at the perfect time--A picture frame that I had fastened to the wall with those sticky strips fell down while I wasn't home one day. The glass thankfully did not shatter, but the wooden frame (one of my favorites), broke. I put enough glue to cover the broken part, plus a little extra, and pressed the frame together. I probably held it for about 20 seconds before it bonded by itself, and then I carefully put it on a piece of newspaper to dry completely. If the glue seeps out of your project, make sure you wipe the excess away with a wet cloth, otherwise it will show up as a yellow tint when it dries.