Wood Glue. Outdoor VS. Indoor

[nimhed]

Wood glue is usually sold in two variants. For indoor or outdoor use.

The outdoor glue is usually a few percent more expensive.

My question: Is there any reason to ever use the indoor variant, aside from the economic aspect?

 

[samlarpådetmesta]

As far as I know, I've never used the inside version. But there might be some advantage.

 

[nimhed]

If this thread continues to be silent, maybe we can assume that there are no advantages with the indoor version.

 

[mexitegel]

I have been thinking about the same thing, but I haven't gotten as far as to look into it further. Following the thread and hoping for answers now .

 

[cRiTza]

From what I've heard, utelim can be used indoors but not the other way around, so it's more expensive as well, yes.

 

[tergo]

the answer might be here
https://media-pms2.schoenox.net/casco/docs/cascocascoloutdoor_se_se_msds.pdf
https://media-pms2.schoenox.net/casco/docs/cascocascolindoorhs_se_se_msds.pdf

 

[Keld]

the answer might be here
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What did you conclude when you read the documents before you posted them??

 

[useless]

The outdoor glue contains things like this:

 

[tergo]

What did you conclude when you read the documents before you posted them??

I've read some, my guess is that the indoor variant is healthier than the outdoor variant.

 

[Plupp 284245]

I only use D3 "outdoor" glue in the carpentry, I think it's a really good all-purpose glue, biscuits, dowels, veneer pressing or whatever. Then you can add hardener and make it D4 if needed.

 

[prototypen]

What I've learned is that innelim is faster, relevant for professional use.

Protte