well, I'm not sure exactly. I used it to laminate the MDF layers of the
benchtop I made. I had laid out the doghole grid before I started, so I
knew were it would be safe to use nails, so I nailed the layers together
with brads. Because of that, I didn't really explore the open time
systematically. It definitely wasn't setting up as fast as regular
titebond, but I couldn't quantify it.

Mike

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"Bay Area Dave" wrote in message
. com...
Mike, how much working time did the extended version give you. IIRC
someone said only an extra 10 minutes? (which might be enough to stave
off a few choice words of mine during glue-ups)


dave

Mike in Mystic wrote:

hmmmm. I am thinking of the "extend" version of Titebond II that I
recently
used - my mistake.

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"Howard Ruttan" wrote in message
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"Mike in Mystic" wrote ...

why is Titebond II white if they add yellow colouring?

???? My bottle of Titebond II is yellow.

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