Titebond
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rharshberger
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They all seem to share the same Cat. no #2403 for the 8oz bottle. Just used some a few minutes ago for the second pass on fillets for a Madcow Cowabunga 4" (TMTG that is).
I just used a new bottle for the first time yesterday and as far as I can tell it is the same stuff.
I don't know why titebond can't just pick a name and stick with it. I do think "Quick and Thick" is catchy, maybe it'll stick (see what I did there)
I don't know why titebond can't just pick a name and stick with it. I do think "Quick and Thick" is catchy, maybe it'll stick (see what I did there)
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Some Mfgs are flighty. Like Estes. hahahahaha....
That is all.
Back on topic, I posted this in the "What have you done today" thread:
Here are the product pages:
No Run No Drip: http://www.titebond.com/product.aspx?id=a1e18a48-c721-4b0b-8f63-259c477919e0
Quck and Thick: http://www.titebond.com/product.aspx?id=d1b48beb-7d60-4ce7-b57b-6bf19351778b
If you look at the Physical Properties and Application Guidelines for each, you'll find they are *identical* with the exception of color. And Titebond claims NRND is beige, which does not agree with my bottle (it's white, same as the Quick and Thick). I haven't yet been able to verify if Quick and Thick dries more transparently; I suppose that's possible.
And so, while they give different *descriptions* for the two glues, I'm not seeing any objective documentation that they're any different. Same catalog number lends further credence to their being the same. And in my hands-on they sure seem the same as well.
Here are the product pages:
No Run No Drip: http://www.titebond.com/product.aspx?id=a1e18a48-c721-4b0b-8f63-259c477919e0
Quck and Thick: http://www.titebond.com/product.aspx?id=d1b48beb-7d60-4ce7-b57b-6bf19351778b
If you look at the Physical Properties and Application Guidelines for each, you'll find they are *identical* with the exception of color. And Titebond claims NRND is beige, which does not agree with my bottle (it's white, same as the Quick and Thick). I haven't yet been able to verify if Quick and Thick dries more transparently; I suppose that's possible.
And so, while they give different *descriptions* for the two glues, I'm not seeing any objective documentation that they're any different. Same catalog number lends further credence to their being the same. And in my hands-on they sure seem the same as well.
