Akfix 360FC Fast Drying Wood Glue (2x15.4 fl.oz)- High-Performance D4 Polyurethane Adhesive, Waterproof Marine Glue, Strong Adhesive for All Wood Types, Metal, Concrete, Ceramic | 15.4 fl.oz. 2 Pack

First, the bottle comes half full, but the amount of glue in the bottle is exactly as advertised, 15.4 ounces. I'm assuming they add inert gas to the upper portion of the bottle to prevent it from air curing. This glue behaves and performs much like polyurethane Gorilla Glue, except that it is much quicker curing, a little more airy in texture, and not quite as strong.I preferred Akfix PA370 to Gorilla Glue when laminating wood sheets and working with large pieces, or edge gluing boards for a butcher block. On the other hand, if I were joining boards with rabbets or picture frame style corner angles, then I would recommend something with a little more strength like Gorilla Glue or regular wood glue.Akfix PA370 cures by a reaction with moisture in the air and in the material. Wood materials in your home or shop typically have a moisture level of 6 to 14 percent due to fluctuations in humidity, and that is ample to activate polyurethane glues. You can also wipe a lightly damp cloth on surfaces before gluing. Either way, the curing time is minutes and not hours like Gorilla Glue or wood glue.

It’s polyurethane-based which I didn’t realize until after I used it. Gorilla glue offers both foaming and non- foaming versions. It’s very strong and environmentally resistant for outdoor applications but be aware this product is the foaming type.

Works great, at least it does for me, it was packed tightly so I was impressed.

I received this product and tested it on some foam board. It worked very well creating an excellent bond. I was comparing it to gorilla glue and thought that it was a little bit too thick. In fact, when I used it, I could not get it to flow out of the nozzle. I had to remove the cap entirely and use a stick to remove some glue from the bottle and apply it. I decided to try to thin the glue and read online that acetone Might work. However, after putting in just a very small amount of acetone to try to get the glue to flow better, I found the bottle the next day completely solidified and exploded. So if you’re going to use this glue be prepared for issues with flow and definitely, definitely do not try to thin it with acetone ! Don’t know if I will purchase it again because of the flow issues.

Worked really good

ok There should have been some warning!! I was told to buy wood glue to make clay you mix it with corn starch and fabric softener and heat it on low mixing till it turns to clay. it turned to solid cement in my pan. I had to throw my pan away , my measuring cup, all the utensils I used, some of it got in my sink and all over my hands - it does not come off I tried with acetone and alcohol, soaps and lotions and even oils , this stuff is forever on me? Im terrified to find if it clogged my sink the little that got down there. There is no instructions on bottle or internet of how to remove this stuff. I imagine if your gluing something that lives underwater your golden with this horrible stuff, but for everyday use its terrifying and non removable so be super careful, I hope I dont have to replace my pipes, water only makes it stickier. Im totally at a loss that it is even called wood glue... I think its super glue, polyurethane, and gorilla glue mixed

Every once in awhile I need a joint jointed that titebond 3 isn’t the answer for. When that happens I reach for this stuff. Just remember to clamp it good and tape your joints on be prepared toScrape that foam. Good stuff. Every woodshop should have some. Sits right next to the 2 sided tape

Bottles were half full, but maybe that's how they are supposed to be?