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Question: Has anyone used this to glue redwood?  It would be for a indoor application.
Document: Any other glue would not have given me the time, in 90 degree temps, to get the job done. Not only does it have a slow setting time, but few glues hold as well as it does.
Guaranteed the strongest glue on the planet! Weldwood Plastic Resin Glue is great for anyone who is into laminating wood to create sculptural forms. Amazon had the best price compared to anywhere else on the web.
However, before I do another project with it, I will do another test. I would advise folks to not be too hasty in throwing away their out-of-date glue. Test it first. If it has been stored dry and cool, it may still be good. As some have noted, if it is lumpy and/or gritty, toss it or return it.
I've used this glue since Wood shop  in 1964 Never stopped.Used it making water skies 1965 and other Marine wood workingNever had any problems. Great Glue
I have mixed this glue by volume, but will now be trying to do it by weight as that's what the manufacturer recommends. Besides the fact that temperature is a very big factor in the success or failure of the bond with this glue (it MUST be above 65* or it will NOT bond), shelf life also seems to be a big factor. This product should be used within one year of manufacture.
I read online that this product should not be used for pi&ntilde;atas. I"m not sure why. I decided to try it anyway. Wow, I really liked the results when it's mixed with water and flour. What I haven't done yet is break one I made. That might be the issue. I'm still trying to figure out how to keep the glue from clumping when mixed with water.
I struck again with carefully measured additional force and this time the wood fractured well above the glue-line. The same happened with the undisturbed joint. In addition, the unused glue remaining in the little plastic cup I used was still good over 4 hours after mixing. The next day, it was as hard as a rock. This is &#34;pot life&#34;.I've concluded that there is nothing wrong with this can of out-of-date glue.
This in not likely to be accurate but indicated the shelf life can be extended significantly by cold storage as common sense would dictate. The Dap rep would not comment on this. Perhaps he will suffer pain of death if he deviates from the party line script .Because Dap's intransigents, their products will never be troublesome to me again.Will not recommend Dap products.
I have used this product for over 50 years. I am surprised that it is not found in my local hardware stores or builders supplies.If you want to weld wood this literally gets it done. No surprises or disappointments.
I purchased two tubs - the first was expired and useless even though it was manufactured Sept 2011, the second tub was fine being mfg'd in Nov 2011. Good thing I bought two, otherwise my lamination would not yet be done. Amazon should sell fresh products! This product is great so long as it is not expired past its shelf life.
Answer: yes