Best outdoor wood glue?
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Ruby Red
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I bought a broken wood reindeer dirt cheap, figured I could just glue the broken pieces. But I need to know the best outdoor wood glue to use. It needs to withstand cold temps and snow/rain without cracking. Elmer's Wood Glue and Gorilla seemed to get the best ratings when I did a Google search but would like to get any woodworkers opinions.
Thanks!
Thanks!
7 answers
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Use E6000 glue. Works on everything indoors or out.
Brenda Smolnik
on Jan 04, 2016
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Loctite is a very good outdoor adhesive. You can find this in the paint department at HomeDepot.
Janet Pizaro
on Jan 04, 2016
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I have found that if you are attempting to have the glue set in cold temperatures nothing will work PERIOD! However being that I also do a lot of DIY all winter long I learned this myself the hard way. I have used Elmers as well as Gorialla glue for just abput everything just not when its cold out.
Suzette Trimmer
on Jan 04, 2016
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Hi Ruby Red, I really like Titebond brand indoor/outdoor wood glue. I prefer to use a wood glue on wooden items, just my personal preference!
9530106
on Jan 04, 2016
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I just fixed a wood item with E6000 & its holding up very well to very cold temperatures and a lot of wet weather.
Laura
on Jan 05, 2016
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I would just get clear drying Gorilla Glue.
April Deaton
on Jan 05, 2016
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Ruby Red
on Jan 09, 2016
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