Titebond 3703 Cross-Linking Polyvinyl Acetate Dark Wood Glue, 8 Oz, Bottle, Light, Liquid, 8 Ounce, Brown

Not exactly a necessity, but certainly nice to have when working with dark woods. Another fine product from Titebond

Good glue and is perfect for darker wood. It is not sold for exterior use, so only use for inside. Easy clean up with damp rag.

Great bonding, good working time, but the best feature is that the glue virtually disappears on dark wood projects. I make cutting boards and I love how this glue fades into any imperfections and hides minor mistakes. Definately a must for every woodshop.

Dries very dark, great for walnut.

This dark brown version is just what I need on dark colored projects

I like that it drys to a dark brown. I use it to seal around the bottom of walls and partical board cabinets in my Rv. It matchs the cabinets. I seal around the door frames next to the floor. I have used it to seal hardwood floors. If you have any fake paper woodgrain coming off of something, you can use this to put it back and hide the problem. This product and a dark brown magic marker works wonders, in maintaining the cheap dark brown interor of my Rv. All Tibond products are what the professionals recommend. My uncle is 80 years old and can build anything you want, from furniture to a house. He said this glue holds more than nails after it dries.

I create charcuterie and cutting boards and have used TiteBond II exclusively. Always has a strong bond and is good safe.TiteBond II Dark dries a little faster than regular TiteBond but the dark works well when working with darker woods like dark Walnut, African Mahogany, etc.Applies easily like the regular dries and has a strong bond. To me, TiteBond glues are my go to glue for all my wood working projects.Always a smtrong hold and reasonably priced.

I bought this glue to make a walnut end grain cutting board. I like the product as it is more invisible on dark wood seams. My only caution would be that it sets faster than Titebond 3 so you have to work quickly. I recommend. See the Pic of my cutting board before finish is applied. Seams are nearly invisible.