Polyvinyl Acetate (PVA), or “white glue,” is a great choice for woodworkers, while aliphatic resin emulsions, commonly known as “yellow glue,” offer a stronger initial grip. Both adhesives ...

Soft, porous woods need a wood glue like polyvinyl acetate (PVA), which is the most common type of wood glue, and you can ...

PVA glue should now be applied in a thin layer to each surface that will be in contact with another surface, keeping the layer of glue thin enough so that the grain of the wood is still visible.