Gorilla Glue Question

[91FE]

I'm gluing up the parts to my flower boxes this weekend. They're made out of the composite lumber scraps from my deck project. The Gorilla Glue directions say to apply a thin [they stressed it, not me] layer on one surface and wipe the other with a damp cloth.

So...how thin is thin? Can you quantify the amount somehow? I'd really like to minimize as much squeeze-out as possible, but being an exterior project... I'm also worried about getting the best bond possible. There are a few parts that won't have any mechanical fasteners.

Thanks,
Scott

[Ken Massingale]

Well, I can't give a measurement for 'thin', but just use an acid brush and apply a consistent coating. G Glue squeeze out foams up hard and scrapes off fairly easily, easier than yellow glue.

[LCHIEN]

I would say thin means just enough to coat the surface. You don't want those PU glues to be squeezed out - cleanup mess.

[91FE]

cool. thanks guys!