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Originally Posted by Douglas Ballard I vaguely remember reading a thread that stated the poster used hide glue to fill cracks in clock cases. I have a wall clock where the backboard is split from top to bottom.When I'm done gluing the rest of it back together I need to tackle this split.ou can fill a crack with almost anything, including hide glue. But that doesn't necessarily mean it would be the best material for the task. Originally Posted by Douglas Ballard. I vaguely remember reading a thread that stated the poster used hide glue to fill cracks in clock cases.
Not all wood glues are the same. Titebond has three main varieties and they are pretty easy to identify by their label. Plain Titebond is the typical wood glue you'd want to use for most woodworking and carpentry jobs. Titebond II can be as well, but it also offers waterproof/exterior uses. Titebond III, which some woodworkers simply use as a default glue, has good exterior capabilities and has a longer âopenâ time than the other Titebond glues.