| 1 | The most common furniture making glues are polyvinyl acetate adhesives, known casually as white and yellow glues. | |
| 2 | While white glue is a good general adhesive that can be used on most porous materials, yellow glue has been specifically formulated for interior woodworking applications. | |
| 3 | It allows dripping of glues like quick-drying glue, red glue, yellow glue, epoxide-resin glue, silica gel, lubricant oil, screw locking glue and soldering flux. | |
| 4 | While each of these products has its place in the furniture maker's repertoire, aliphatic resin glue is the best choice for the beginner. | |
| 5 | For general woodworking use, this glue is interchangeable with normal yellow glue except that it can't be cleaned up with water after it cures. |
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