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Three Tough Glues for Outdoor Use

The right adhesive will keep joints tight and wood from rotting

by John Michael Davis

Having experimented with a dozen exterior glues, New Orleans contractor John Michael Davis picks his three favorites and explains where and when he uses each one. Along the way he offers tips to help ensure that exterior glue joints stay together.

Three Tough Glues for Outdoor Use
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From Fine Homebuilding158 , pp. 50-55 November 1, 2003
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