Hi Kent, I've been using the Titebond II in my unheated garage in the (slightly) warmer NorthWest. I thought Titebond always dried white...It always has when I've used it in warmer areas...I thought if it was still yellow, it isn't dried.

It does dry a heckuva lot slower when it's 35*-40*F though. Are you having problems with joints "letting loose"?

Maybe Titebond (original) is different from Titebond II ("water-resistant").

Shawn

> Hi All, All this cold NorthEast weather has been causing me some gluing
> difficulties. I have been using titebond for the bulk of my building
> projects with good results. However lately I have had trouble with some
> joints staying white after the glue drys a sign that it's to cold. I take
> the glue inside to keep it warm but the wood is cold. I've only been able
> to keep the shop around 40° to 50° constant and can get it up in the 60's
> during the day with the wood stove. I know I need more heat and am working
> on that but, has anybody had better luck with other products at cooler
> temps?