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This is a new one on me and I'm not totally convinced how useful it may be:
Titebond Flurescent Wood Glue:
As seen on an email flyer today:
"If glue gets squeezed out of a seam or edge and doesn't get cleaned up, it won't accept stain and you'll have an ugly blotch. Any finish is going to darken the wood a little because it soaks in; wherever there's a glue dribble or splotch on the wood it doesn't darken because the glue seals the wood. When I use fluorescent glue, all I have to do is shine a black light on it and I can see any glue dribbles - then I just sand or scrape it off. Once it doesn't glow anymore under the light, all the glue residue is off and I can apply the finish for a professional look."
Brad Becker, Woodwooker
Bit of a joke, surely?
Noel
Titebond Flurescent Wood Glue:
As seen on an email flyer today:
"If glue gets squeezed out of a seam or edge and doesn't get cleaned up, it won't accept stain and you'll have an ugly blotch. Any finish is going to darken the wood a little because it soaks in; wherever there's a glue dribble or splotch on the wood it doesn't darken because the glue seals the wood. When I use fluorescent glue, all I have to do is shine a black light on it and I can see any glue dribbles - then I just sand or scrape it off. Once it doesn't glow anymore under the light, all the glue residue is off and I can apply the finish for a professional look."
Brad Becker, Woodwooker
Bit of a joke, surely?
Noel