Titebond 1412 ZL-141/2 Ultimate Indoor and Outdoor Wood Glue, Waterproof, 118 ml

I always used Gorilla wood glue until it ran out. Looking at YouTube videos of guitar builds most show them using Titebond, maybe cos they are American. Anyway, logic told me, (rightly or wrongly) that it must be a good product if so many guitar builders use it. The glue is a slight beige/buff colour and the wood I glued is Cherry, which is the same colour so I figured if any glue shows in the joint then it would be disguised. Well, the glue didn't dry the same colour as when it's wet and my sloppy woodworking didn't help so I'll be looking to a natural coloured grain filler to help disguise the joint. It does give a little more time to apply the product if using on a larger surface before it gets too tacky, which I liked, some wood glues go off much faster, which I wanted to avoid. Do yeah, it's all good.

Used for broken guitar head stock. Has held together well after several months.

Only use it one's but did work well.

Great wood glue

Works well makes a very strong joint

Best woodglue ever used. A bit expensive but the real deal and suitable for outdoor woodwork.

It was a reorder of a wood glue that I have used professionally for years, I only order in small quantities as the jobs I use it for are quite small and the headstock of a guitar doesn't get broken very often.

A very good wood glue and mixed with fine sawdust makes an excellent wood filler. The only downside is the shelf life since after about a year it goes off so buy in small quantities.