Adhesives
Find the right adhesive for your project. For gluing wood, use Titebond wood glues, which are the number one wood glue. Two-component epoxy adhesives are suitable for bonding plastics and metals. Try J-B Weld adhesives. True to its name, this brand produces joints that match welded joints in strength and durability.
And if you want to make gluing as easy as possible, get handy accessories for your glues - dispensers and application brushes. With them, you only apply glue where it's needed and you won't have glue all around.
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Wood glue "Titebond Speed Set" is an extremely fast setting fluorescent PVA glue with a very high solids content.
They provide exceptional joint and small crack filling properties and create a stronger bond than wood itself. Once fully dry, the adhesive has excellent abrasive properties and does not affect the finish.
Titebond All Purpose White Glue is known for its strong initial adhesion, excellent strength and fast curing. Whether you're gluing wood, paper, fabric or ceramics, you can count on Titebond to provide a strong and durable bond.
Titebond II Dark is a stained version of Titebond Premium II adhesive in a dark brown wood colour.
Titebond II Premium is a high strength waterproof adhesive that meets the stringent American Standard ANSI Type 2 specifications for water resistance.
Titebond III is an extremely waterproof adhesive for indoor and outdoor use. FDA approved for indirect food contact.
Ready for immediate use. Type - glutinous glue with additives. Allows a disassembled joint after heating.
Not suitable for long storage, must be consumed after opening.
Titebond Original is the best dispersion adhesivethat can be used for all high-strength joints of wood, laminates, DTD boards, leather, fabrics and porous materials.
Dispersion adhesive with the fastest fixation, dries very quickly. Ideal for bonding, for example, ornamental mouldings and other projects requiring fast, drip-free bonding.
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Frequently Asked Questions
When choosing a plastic adhesive, it is first necessary to determine what type of plastic is involved. For bonding hard plastics, instant adhesives (cyanoacrylate) or two-component epoxy adhesives are best suited. For bonding polystyrene, use a special polystyrene adhesive without solvents that can etch the surface. On the other hand, solvent adhesives are used for bonding PVC (e.g. sanitary pipes).
Some plastics, such as polyethylene (PE) and polypropylene (PP), are described as non-adhesive because bonding them with adequate strength is almost impossible under domestic conditions.
The most commonly used adhesive for wood is a dispersion adhesive - so-called white glue or PVAC glue. It is suitable for commonly stressed joints in the interior, for the manufacture of toys and musical instruments or for pegging furniture. Waterproof wood glue is suitable for kitchens, bathrooms and exteriors. For moving and stressed joints, use polyurethane adhesive, which remains flexible even after curing. Read detailed instructions on how to choose wood glue.
For Plexiglas and glass, fast-drying adhesives are suitable, which are joined by cold welding. These are usually two-component epoxy adhesives. The bonding of smaller parts made of glass and Plexiglas can also be handled with instant glue (cyanoacrylate). You can find reliable glass glue and plexiglass glue in the offer of manufacturer J-B Weld, which specializes in glues whose strength corresponds to welded joints.
You can use instant glue to glue smaller pieces of fabric. A hot melt gun is suitable for gluing textile decorations. If you want the joint to be resistant to washing and ironing, use a special textile adhesive. Spray adhesives are also handy to create an even layer.
A two-component epoxy adhesive is suitable for bonding glass, which creates strong and durable joints. You can also use instant glue to glue smaller pieces of glass together. If you care about the appearance of the joint, use clear UV glass glue, but you will need a UV lamp to cure it.
For bonding metals, use a two-component epoxy adhesive that bonds by cold welding. If you want to achieve a joint of the same colour, use adhesives with a metal filler - for example, use an adhesive containing aluminium powder as an aluminium adhesive. For smaller, unstressed joints in interiors, the instant adhesive is suitable.
Instead of metal glue, you can also use epoxy putty for repairs, which works like plasticine and can be drilled, cut and sanded once cured.
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