Titebond

Buying Guide: Choosing Titebond Glue and Sealant

Titebond Wood Glues
Titebond wood glues come in tan, cream and translucent versions. The Original Translucent glue is the industry standard for woodworking and is unaffected by finishes. The tan glue is a one-part, water cleanup formula that is waterproof, and the cream glue is suited to exterior woodworking projects such as outdoor furniture and planters.

WeatherMaster Sealants
WeatherMaster sealant is an elastomeric polymer product for doors, siding and windows. It adheres to wood, vinyl siding, masonry, PVC and fiber-cement siding and trim, and it stays flexible. It is available in clear and white, so pick the color that suits your siding or trim.

Quick and Thick Multi-Surface Glue
Titebond Quick and Thick is a water-based glue for porous and semi-porous materials. It is suited to wood, pottery, ceramic, stone, glass, fabrics, leather and craft materials. It dries clear and can be painted.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does Titebond make?
Titebond makes wood glues in tan, cream and translucent formulas, a quick and thick multi-surface glue for crafts and home projects, and WeatherMaster sealants for doors, siding and windows. Wood glue sizes include 4 oz and 8 oz.

How do I choose the right Titebond product?
Start with the material you are bonding. Use a wood glue for wood joints, the quick and thick glue for mixed craft materials, and the WeatherMaster sealant for sealing around doors, siding and windows. Match the size or part number on your old product if you are replacing one.

Can Titebond sealant be used on damp surfaces?
The WeatherMaster sealant adheres well to damp surfaces. Follow the instructions on the product and check that the surface is suitable before you apply it.