On Wednesday, 21 March 2018 14:05:01 UTC, Adrian Caspersz wrote:
I've just recreated the classic chandelier drop scene in 'Only fools and
horses' (whoops), and now have a wooden chandelier light fitting
assembled with clamps, rubber bands and many squirts of PVA glue.

The glue bottle is a couple of years old, but still contains sloppy
liquid. Does it decline in assembled holding strength with age?

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Adrian C

I've had old stuff separate out into a clear liquid and a white rubbery solid.
Frost affects it as well.
Do a test before you use. Glue two bits of paper together.