liquid nails or wood glue

[soundstreamScion]

which has a better hold? or should I just use both

[one2sho]

Liquid Nails...

[esteagall]

use wood glue when youre putting the box together. i use liquid nails more for a sealer around the interior edges.

[soundstreamScion]

thats exactly what I was thinking about doing esteagall

[kl0wn]

I used wood glue when putting the box together, and went over the edges on the inside with silicone just to be safe. My box doesn't leak any air that I can find. Never tried liquid nails, but I have heard people say what esteagall said.

Edited February 3, 2010 by kl0wn

[esteagall]

I used wood glue when putting the box together, and went over the edges on the inside with silicone just to be safe. My box doesn't leak any air that I can find. Never tried liquid nails, but I have heard people say what esteagall said.

reason i use wood glue is because of how strong it is. the wood will break before the glue will.

[kl0wn]

reason i use wood glue is because of how strong it is. the wood will break before the glue will.

I wasn't questioning it or talking bad about it. I was saying wood glue worked great for me.

[bcc321]

i used liquid nails. its gross as crap but its tight

[esteagall]

I wasn't questioning it or talking bad about it. I was saying wood glue worked great for me.

oh i know man i was just saying why i used it ha. i quoted you because thats also what i do and i was explaining why

[SojiaRaggs9000]

Liquid Nails Wood (made just for wood applications) has a resin base to it. So imho glue is a waste and not necessary if your gonna use Liquid nails. Now when I say use it i mean use it lol.. Use it as if it was wood glue... predrill your holes.. run a bead of liquid nails.. screw it together.. rinse repeat. The once u got you box pretty much together.. go back and some beads in all the corners. That box will take a sledge hammer to come apart.