Gorilla Glue 104404 Wood Glue 8 Oz Squeeze Bottle

Product Description

The GORILLA GLUE 104404 is an 8 oz wood glue packaged in a squeeze bottle for direct application. It bonds wood surfaces with high strength and cures to a natural color, making it a practical choice for finish-sensitive woodworking repairs and assemblies. Working time is 15 minutes, giving installers and tradespeople a controlled open time before the joint sets. Full cure is reached at 24 hours. Application temperature range is 50 to 75 degrees F, and the cured bond tolerates temperatures up to 150 degrees F. The low-viscosity formula — rated at 5000 to 6000 centipoise — flows into tight grain and joint surfaces without excessive buildup.

This wood glue is suited for residential and light commercial woodworking applications including cabinetry, millwork, trim carpentry, and furniture repair. The squeeze bottle format makes it practical for bench work and field repairs where precision application is needed. It is used by carpenters, finish tradespeople, and maintenance technicians working with raw or finished wood substrates. The 8 oz size is appropriate for single-job use or repeated small repairs without the waste associated with larger containers.

Key Features

• High-strength wood bond suitable for structural and finish woodworking joints
• 15-minute working time allows repositioning and clamping before set
• Full cure in 24 hours at standard conditions
• Natural color finish blends with bare wood surfaces
• Viscosity of 5000 to 6000 centipoise for controlled flow and penetration
• Squeeze bottle format for direct, mess-free application

Compatibility

Designed for bonding wood-to-wood surfaces. Bonds to wood as stated by the manufacturer. Consult product documentation for compatibility with treated, oily, or composite wood materials.

Installation Notes

Apply between 50 and 75 degrees F for proper adhesion and cure. Surfaces should be clean, dry, and free of dust or loose material before applying glue. Clamp the joint according to standard woodworking practice and allow full 24-hour cure before loading the joint. Keep away from finished surfaces where squeeze-out may be difficult to remove after cure.