Franklin International Titebond III Ultimate Wood Glue, 16 Ounces #1414
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Manufacturer: Franklin International
Model: 1414
Binding: Tools & Hardware
Publisher: Franklin International
Label: Franklin International
Features for Franklin International Titebond III Ultimate Wood Glue, 16 Ounces #1414:
- Waterproof-Superior Strength
- Lower Application Temperature
- Longer Open Assembly Time
- Resists Solvents, heat & mildew
- Unaffected by finishes
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Customer Reviews
best yet 
2008-02-06
Excellent initial tack but provides a decent window before setting up (about eight minutes) so one can adjust pieces. Dries a tan/brown color and so is less noticeable in many situations like edge glue ups and dark stained pieces. Cleans up with water when still wet. Doesn't sand as easily as some but thats because it stays flexible while it adheres. Takes vibration well. Be sure to apply enough for a good squeeze out and don't use hard pressure when clamping. Let it do the work.
Holds fast\strong.. 2007-03-12
Pros: Amazing glue, easy clean-up, cannot be beat
Cons: Glue gets old (wood glue problem in general) thus no impact on rating.
Not that impressed, I'll stick with Titebond II 
2005-12-29
After reading Titebond's literature and viewing their web site, I thought this sounded like the perfect adhesive. After trying it I'm not convinced. First, I dislike the brown color. I think it makes the glue line much more noticable. Second, I did not find the open time any where close to 10 minutes as they claim. In my personal tests Titebond III sets up in about the same time frame as Titebond Original. I glued up eight different boards using biscuit reinforced butt joints. The glues I used were Titebond I,II,III and Elmers carpenter's glue. Two sets of joints using each adhesive, and all wood was from the same board of pine. After allowing each to dry for 24 hours, I broke each joint. Elmers carpenters glue was about 50/50 wood to glue failure. Titebond original was about 80/20 wood to glue failure. Titebond III was roughly the same as Titebond original. Titebond II was the only glue with 100 percent wood failure. My experiment was not scientific by any means, and I think any of these adhesives would more than likely be fine for their intended purpose. For myself, I'll stick with Titebond II. It has all the characteristics that I prefer in a all purpose wood glue.
Gorrila Who? 2005-11-18
Used tightbond I, then II for years. Tried the III and can't see a reason to use anything else. Long open time, fantastic hold. I used it to glue up blanks that became croquet mallets. I purposely used only a light oil finish. These mallets took a beating, often being played with in the rain. A full season later and not even the hint of a joint separation. Also like the "non-yellow" color.
Awsum 2005-05-24
I glued my little brother to the wall by his shoelace with this glue. He eventually escaped, but his shoe stayed on for over 6 MONTHS!!!!!!! Count 'em, 6!!!!!! If you have any doubts about buying this glue, annhialate them like I did to my little brother after he escaped. BUY THIS GLUE!
I like this glue a lot! 2005-05-18
Titebond III, 16 OZ, Ultimate Wood Glue, Bonds Porous Wood & Wood Type Materials, Strong Initial Tack, Superior Strength, Long Open Assembly Time, Sandable, Low Application Temperature, Non-Toxic, Solvent Free, Water Clean Up, Unaffected By Finishes, Meets ANSI/HPVA Type I Water Resistance Specification, FDA Approved For Indirect Food Contact, Interior/Exterior.
