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Bill Higgs
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Gluing some purfling to some binding before bending them in a hot sidebending jig.
Which one (Titebond II or Titebond III) takes the heat bending better.
I've done this before, but I can't remember which one I used.

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Titebond III. Works great for this application.

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Jim Watts wrote:
Titebond III. Works great for this application.

Same here

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I laughed when I saw this thread. Just bent Ebony bindings with side red purfling on the Fox bender that I glued up last night. With TB3. Went great.


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TB3 too here…
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I can't comment on the difference between TB II or III, but I use HHG for glueing up bindings and purfling. HHG will only release with heat AND moisture, so it works great for this application too.

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