Vitalbond wood glue by Titebond

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I just tried this out on my latest build and as far as I can see it's just the same as Titebond...Looks the same, bonds the same, tastes the same:drool: only difference I can spot is Titebond says don't use below 50 F and Vitalbond says 55 F..and it comes in smaller bottle sizes 120ML & 250ML
Has anybody got anymore info on it?? https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/VitalBon...hash=item4d721d56a4:m:miVoSrtB5563PQm1uXP4VJQ
 
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says don't use below 50 C and Vitalbond says 55 C..
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Those temperatures would limit its usefulness in NZ ..... but with global warming on the way .....

Miguel
 
From the info i've gathered on the web..Vitalbond is a trade name for a line of adhesives supplied by a Gluelines in the UK and this is the original Titebond # TB500 in a Vitalbond bottle .. aimed at the model making market for model planes and such.
 
Thanks for pointing me to Gluelines Ken. Uhu produce a solvent based glue I use for my celluloid bindings. I don't like the current stuff I use so will try this company.
 
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