"Duane Bozarth" wrote in message
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Leon wrote:

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I always take magazine reviews with a grain of salt.....a magazine is
only a vehicle to sell advertising....would not want to make an
advertiser angry!!

Well maybe not always. Seems Wood Magazine really ticked off Franklin
Glue
when they tested the TBIII and came up with poor results.

How so? I've been using it for exterior work on the barn for a year now
and find it great for the purpose...I'd not replace Type I for
furniture/interior work, however, but that's a misapplication anyway.

For a waterproof glue at only a 2X (roughly) price premium over Type I,
it's a real winner as far as I'm concerned. Plus, it doesn't foam like
the one-part urethanes (Gorilla Glue, et al.) do...

I like it during the winter because it has a lower temp workability rating.
Rarely does my shop get above 50 degrees during the winter. I also like TB3
because of the longer open time. I don't care what the magazine sez, I like
TB3. I'll go back to TB2 in the spring.
SH