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Glue Chart

The document provides information on different types of glues and their applications. It lists various glues like yellow glue, white glue, liquid hide glue, hot hide glue, polyurethane, epoxy, contact cement, spray adhesive, super glue, hot melt glue, and resorcinol. For each glue, it specifies their suitable working temperatures, water resistance, typical open and clamp times, as well as notes and cautions for safe usage. The chart acts as a guide for selecting the right glue depending on the intended indoor or outdoor application and bonding needs.

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Glue Chart

The document provides information on different types of glues and their applications. It lists various glues like yellow glue, white glue, liquid hide glue, hot hide glue, polyurethane, epoxy, contact cement, spray adhesive, super glue, hot melt glue, and resorcinol. For each glue, it specifies their suitable working temperatures, water resistance, typical open and clamp times, as well as notes and cautions for safe usage. The chart acts as a guide for selecting the right glue depending on the intended indoor or outdoor application and bonding needs.

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Glue Application Chart

Glue Regular Yellow Type II Yellow White Applications


Indoor Projects Indoor or Outdoor projects Indoor projects where longer open time is desired Indoor projects where longer open time is desired, joints that may need to be disassembled Indoor projects, restoration of furniture originally assembled with hide glue, joints that may need to be disassembled Indoor projects, outdoor projects Bonding dissimilar materials (ie metal or glass to wood), bonding oily woods, and for waterproof bonds Plastic laminates and veneers to substrates Paper patterns and fabrics to workpieces Repairing small cracks, chips, securing inlays Temporary bonds that need easy removal Waterproof joints

Working Water Resist Temp


50 + Poor

Open Time
5 Min.

Clamp Time
30 Min.

Notes
Widely available, inexpensive, strong bond. Same as above, plus water resistant. Bond is not as strong as yellow glue.

Cautions
(Refer to product labels for more Information)

Freezing can ruin glue. Freezing can ruin glue.

50 - 85

Excellent

5 Min.

1 Hr.

60 +

Poor

8 Min.

1 Hr.

Freezing can ruin glue.

Liquid Hide

70 - 90

Poor

10 Min.

12 Hr.

Joint can be disassembled with steam/heat.

Hot Hide

140 - 212

Poor

< 1 Min.

2 Hr.

Sold as granules that must be dissolved in water and heated. Joint can be disassembled with steam/heat. Needs moisture to cure. Foams as it cures. Can react with moisture in skin. Wear gloves. Repeated exposure can cause sensitization. Avoid skin contact, wear respirator and goggles.

Polyurethane

50 + 35 + depending on formula

Excellent

20 Min.

4 Hr.

Epoxy

5 Min. to Excellent90 Min. Varies with Two-part system that must be mixed before use. waterproof depending open time on formula 10 Min. to 60 Min. 30 Sec. to 1 Min. 15 Sec. to 5 Min. 5 Sec. 15 Min. Apply pressure with roller None None None 10 Hr. Solvent-based open time shorter than water-based open time. May need to mask off surrounding areas to avoid overspray. Accelerator available to speed cure times Glue sticks must be heated in glue gun. Two-part system that must be mixed before use.

Contact Cement Spray Adhesive Super Glue Hot Melt Glue Resorcinol

65 +

Fair

Vapors can be extremely flammable. Do not use near open flames. Do not use around open flame. Bonds skin instantly. Fumes may be irritating to eyes. Hot glue dripped on skin can cause burns. Powder and fumes are hazardous. Wear goggles, respirator and gloves when using.

50 + 50 + 240 - 400 65 +

Poor Very Good Fair ExcellentWaterproof

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