what adhesive is the best?

[knowledge]

like the title says, whats the best or strongest adhesive out there that will withstand vibration preferred for wood to wood contact or wood to metal contact?

i have these here now -liquid naild, loctite PL premium 3x stronger, loctite PL400? i here that f26 adhesive is very good too. if not the ones i have what others?

Edited March 20, 2012 by knowledge

[TommyK]

Idk about metal to wood but wood to wood you aught to be good any type of wood glue. The mdf or whatever you using will probably break/rip before the glued joints came loose because it fuses the fibers together as if its one peice as long as your using enough to cover the areas completely

[Skullz]

Wood to wood is wood glue.

Wood to metal would be CA - super glue, epoxy and possibly some more.

Edited March 20, 2012 by Skullz

[knowledge]

i know wood to wood any wood glue would work i use tight bond but i was wondering if their is any adhesive comparable.

now wood to metal as if i was gonna put mdf to the roof for extra support or brace. i need something good that people has used before with great results since im gonna try something.

[Amart88]

I personally used PL400 for my boxes and its very strong, same with pl premium.

Wood glue

Pros: Dries fast, Very strong if used correctly, no strong smell, easy to spread cleans up easier.

Cons: Messy, drips alot, Can be more expensive and some are temperature sensitive.

PL Adheisives

Pros: Very strong, affordable, easy to use (caulking gun), Don't have to spread it.

Cons: Very strong Smell that can linger indoors. Very hard to get off of clothes and other things. Takes 24-48 hours to cure.

Edited March 21, 2012 by Amart88

[Dwn4BassAlan]

I heard a story recently of someone using JB Woodweld epoxy for wood-wood that held really well, but he had to buy quite a bit.

And for wood-metal I have used J-B weld alot since it holds so well from porous to non-porous surfaces in my car, which shakes and moves all day and the weld has never even cracked or chipped or anything, looks like i just set it the day before.

[9515ROB]

use PL it cost a fuck ton but is some bad ass shit

[jrchevy87]

i just used the liquid nails wood glue thinking it would be better cuz its like a glue and sealer in one and i was very unimpressed with the adhesion, the liquid nails construction is some good shit tho. i dont know how well it would bond to metal but u could do a test run on some scraps

[knowledge]

great info guys im gonna do some little sample test and see witch bonds better but i too was leaning towards the PL unless theirs different opinions