Titebond II Fluorescent Wood Glue Makes Dried Glue Spots Stand Out

May 31, 2011 Stuart Discuss

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Glue spots can ruin the finish of an otherwise perfect woodworking project. The glue seals up pores in the wood surface, locally reducing the wood’s stain or finish absorbency. Normally the discoloration due to glue spots can be easy to see, but this isn’t always true.

Titebond’s II fluorescent wood glue is designed to make dried glue spots far easier to spot during final surface-prep prior to applying a stain or sealant. Because a fluorescent dye is added to the Titebond II glue formula, any UV light will make residual glue stand out quite prominently.

Titebond II Fluorescent Wood Glue via Amazon (gallon quantity)
TiteBond Fluorescent Glue Fact Sheet (via Titebond)
Product Info via Titebond

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