The clear does not seem to but the others are wood glues. The clear does not seem to have a sheen to it but becomes tacky in a few seconds. Almost all glues require 24 hours for a complete cure. On wood, I found that Tightbond II and III will hold well enough to let go in a minute or two unless there is a there are some stress points. What I like is that it adheres in about the same time as super glue but you can let it dry for several minutes and come back and firmly press it to a final shape in the stress areas. It can be shifted slightly even after about twenty minutes, if need be. After that it is pretty strong. To remove glue traces on wood, it is easy to clean with a exacto by lightly scrapping. If you look at my currrent build "La Soleil Royal", you can see there is not a hint that glue was used to set the wood. Yet, it is strong enough that it is used in home construction and even comes in 5 gallon cans.
