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Wood Glue Types Compared: PVA Disadvantages and Alternatives
PVA wood glue is a good default, but it has limits: moisture, gaps, creep and non-porous surfaces. Compare it with polyurethane, epoxy, hide glue and more.
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PVA wood glue is a good default, but it has limits: moisture, gaps, creep and non-porous surfaces. Compare it with polyurethane, epoxy, hide glue and more.
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