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"J. Clarke" wrote in message
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White Gorilla glue is not necessarily polyurethane as you stated above.

But is white Gorilla glue any different in function than Elmer's Glue-
All?


If you want to pick nits,,,, Gorilla White Wood Glue is designed to glue
wood. I highly suspect that you could also use it add glitter to your
costume, glue pictures in an album, or glue together pieces of colored
construction paper to make a paper chain. I also highly suspect that the
Gorilla White Wood glue has a higher bond strength when used with wood than
the Elmers Glue ALL product would.

http://gorillaglue.com/glues/woodglue/index.aspx

I would not necessirily want to use Elmers Glue All to put together an
expensive piece of furniture enen though it includes wood as a material that
it will glue. It is more of a CRAFT glue that is suited for all around
projects including paper, wood, fabric, leather, and ceramics.

http://www.elmers.com/product/detail/E1322

I would me more inclined to use an Elmer's Wood glue specificially suited
for woodworking. I have used both of those referenced below.

http://www.elmers.com/product/detail...rPath=hardware
or
http://www.elmers.com/product/detail/E701

However the reason I prefer to use the White Gorila wood Glue is that it
dries clear.

So do you have test results of any kind that show a difference, or do
you just buy into Gorilla's hype?