Glossary
Aliphatic Resin Glue
July 25, 2009 by admin · Leave a Comment
Aliphatic resin glue is what we commonly know as “yellow glue” or “carpenter’s glue”. It is similar to PVA (white glue), but has been modified to make it stronger and more moisture resistant. Titebond Original is one of the most common aliphatic glues sold in the US. Very inexpensive and and great choice for a go-to interior wood glue.
Why you should use it:
- Dries quickly.
- Better initial tack than PVA.
- Designed to work on porous materials only.
- Easy water cleanup.
- Generally food-safe when cured.
- Inexpensive and economical.
Why you might not want to use it:
- Requires good clamping pressure.
- Designed to work on porous materials only.
- Most are not water poof.
- Not gap filling.
- Dries too quickly.
- Working with non-pourous materials.
Titebond Original
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