I like Titebond Transparent. I had a hard time finding it, but it's worth it. It has the strength of Tightbond II but it doesn't yellow the wood like typical carpenter's glues. A decent amount of work time but you don't have to wait forever to move on. It's easy to sand and scrape. It's not gummy or spongy like the quick set PVAs, it sets up like normal carpenter's glue without the yellow stain. And you can de-bond it like any other PVA.
I'm not the best modeller, but I feel I've found a great glue. The only time I use CA is for wood-to-metal; it's too messy and seals the grain of the wood it overflows on, making staining less attractive.
PVA is the way to go on wood in my book and Titebond Transparent White seems to be the best at scale for me.
I'm not the best modeller, but I feel I've found a great glue. The only time I use CA is for wood-to-metal; it's too messy and seals the grain of the wood it overflows on, making staining less attractive.
PVA is the way to go on wood in my book and Titebond Transparent White seems to be the best at scale for me.