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gorilla glue

kmealy
kmealy
in General Woodworking

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While I don't care much for their polyurethane glue, especially when I've had to repair a job that "My husband tried to fix with Gorilla Glue."   Their PVA and CA glues are OK, it seems like a great place to work. https://www.cincinnati.com/story/sponsor-story/top-workplaces-cincinnati-2019/2019/06/07/gorilla-glue-pins-company-success-strong-people-and-strong-products/1279679001/?fbclid=IwAR1CHt0lsXAbm-f3T9nEuNi5fNV3df_oiKWxJAjCAnT0UAQOgRZPbzQOgYc  

   Did you know that it was sprung out of Lutz File and Tool?    And did you know LFT bought Millers Falls a number of years ago?

 

I've also done work for the company owners. 

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    I have used it in the past but it goes bad long before you run out.  Regular wood glue lasts a long time in comparison.  If I only worked in the shop on cbainets or something and used glue regularly that would be one thing.  Problem is during the spring, summer and Fall I am working outside and glue, well that is not a choice fastener on a deck..... :D

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