Titebond
Titebond 5002 Wood Glue 4 oz Bottle Honey Cream
Wood glue in a 4.0 oz bottle that begins to harden in 5 minutes, reaches full cure in 24 hours, sands clean, cleans up with water, and resists weather for exterior use above 55 degrees F
- TypeSealing Compound
- Fast initial grab starts in 5 minutes
- Full bond strength reached after 24 hours
- Sands smoothly for invisible finish work
- Cleans up with water while wet
- Weatherproof bond handles exterior exposure
Premium Wood Adhesive
Titebond 5002 wood glue is a premium sealing compound formulated for bonding wood in professional and hobbyist workshops. The honey cream colour blends with natural timber tones and the adhesive can be sanded after curing without affecting applied finishes. Cleanup is simple with water while the product remains wet.
Temperature and Time Constraints
Application requires ambient temperatures above 55 degrees Fahrenheit to activate properly. The adhesive begins to harden after five minutes, giving a short window for positioning, and reaches full cure in twenty-four hours. These fixed limits suit controlled shop environments but restrict use in cold or rushed conditions.
Specialised Press Compatibility
The formulation is engineered specifically for radio frequency and hot press gluing systems rather than general hand assembly. Buyers needing a standard carpenter's glue for open-time adjustments or cold-weather exterior repairs should select a different adhesive type.
Highlights
- Fast initial grab starts in 5 minutes
- Full bond strength reached after 24 hours
- Sands smoothly for invisible finish work
- Cleans up with water while wet
- Weatherproof bond handles exterior exposure
Specifications
| Type | Sealing Compound |
|---|---|
| Brand | TITEBOND |
Questions about this item
Which size of this wood glue should I pick for a small project?
The 4.0 oz bottle is sized for smaller glue-ups and repair jobs where a larger container would be wasteful.
What does the 5-minute set time mean when I am clamping a joint?
You have about 5 minutes to position and clamp the pieces before the glue begins to harden and the bond starts to lock.
How does the temperature range of above 55 degrees F affect using this glue in my shop?
Both the glue and the wood must be warmer than 55 degrees F for the adhesive to cure properly and reach full strength in 24 hours.
Also in this aisle
People compared these
Same shelf, same checkout — eight coins and a 30-minute rate lock.
KINGSOM 907 Cordless Soldering Iron Kit 2-in-1 Corded Wireless 8s Heating 260-450°C 500-842°F
- Residential
Portable Soldering Iron USB-C Rechargeable 510 Thread 3-Level Temperature Black
- Residential



