Osmo Wood Glue Adhesive

Osmo Wood Glue Adhesive creates a strong bond in just 5 minutes. Osmo D3 Express Wood PVA Adhesive is a ready to use, water-resistant wood adhesive suitable for interior and selected exterior use. It has excellent bond strength on all types of wood including flat laminates, synthetic resin board and chipboard. It is also suitable for use on paper, cardboard, textile-backed PVC cloth onto wood.

Water-based and easy application.
Conforms to D3 according to EN 204.
Excellent bond strength.
Dries and sets within five minutes.
Suitable for bonding all wood to wood types.
Suitable for interior and exterior wood.

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SKU OS Wood Glue | 560G Categories Osmo, Accessories, Wood, Wood Glue

How to use Osmo Wood Glue Adhesive

For best results, ensure the wood is clean, dry and free from dust, dirt, grease or any other surface contaminants prior to application.
Make sure the glue is thoroughly shaken/mixed before use.
Apply the wood glue evenly to one of the surfaces.
Clamp both surfaces together.
Using a damp, lint-free cloth, carefully remove any excess glue from furniture or wood immediately after clamping.
Allow to dry for at least 20 minutes before handling.
Full water resistance is achieved after 7 days.

Please note –

This product must be stored air-tight between 5 – 25°C for a maximum of 12 months from production date.

Do not allow Osmo D3 Express Wood PVA Adhesive to freeze.

Always do a test area before starting any project to assess product suitability and performance. Follow the manufacturers instructions on the container at all times.

Customer Examples:

How to use wood Glue

Here is an example of a Georgian chest of drawers that had opened up on the joints along the side and top of the carcass.

The first thing we did was clean the joints, making sure any old glue and dust is removed.

next we applied the wood glue along all the joints, ensuring all edges are covered with plenty of glue.

Once the glue is applied, we use sash clamps to pull the joints back together with firm, tight pressure. This is important as you need pressure for the glue to set correctly. You should always use some old timber blocks to stop the clamps marking the wood.

Once it is fully clamped, wipe off any excess glue that has squeezed out from the pressure of the clamps. You can use a slightly damp cloth. Leave to dry for 24 hours before removing the clamps for the glue to fully cure.