Gorilla Glue Epoxy Review
Tuesday June 23, 2009
Epoxies have come a long way in recent years. The new Gorilla Glue Epoxy is a great way to use an epoxy when you need extra strength for a woodworking project.
With a simple, two-tube syringe-style container system, a five-minute setup time and weight-bearing strength in 24 hours, Gorilla Glue Epoxy is perfect for woodworking projects where you may need to glue uneven or rough surfaces. It fills gaps and is Low-VOC and non-toxic after it cures.
Learn the benefits and drawbacks of using this glue in your woodworking plans in this About.com Woodworking Gorilla Glue Epoxy Review.
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Comments
If this isn’t any better than the wood glue, it’s a waste of money. I’ve use 2 bottles of the other, and it didn’t have the strength of Tite-Bond or Elmers’ either one. I used it repairing guitars, and on two that I used it to glue the necks to the body, I was able to pull the joints apart with arm strength, following directions to the letter. I’m not that strong-I know either of the others will break wood before the glue joint seperates. Just my personal observations. BennyB