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<blockquote data-quote="CBFryman2" data-source="post: 2397220" data-attributes="member: 565445">I havent done controll testing but here is what I&#039;ve seen.WoodGlue: When the corners are broken the MDF brakes or a few layres tare off, depending on how it was broken apart.Gorilla Glue: When the corners are broke apart the MDF usually brakes, if it tares if tares DEEPPolyester Resin (what you use to fiberglass and coat the inside of boxes with): It tore DEEP like with Gorilla glue but the tares where uneven and blotchy, they alternated between the two sides of the joint.Liquid Nails: A joke of an adheasive for box building at best. Just Screws where stronger by far.Titebond II: MDF broke or tore the top few layres off, similar to woodglue.Thoes are the only adheasives I&#039;ve tried. Agian, woodglue works fine. I just saw that gorilla glue and polyester resin soaked in deeper and held stronger.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="CBFryman2, post: 2397220, member: 565445"] I havent done controll testing but here is what I've seen. WoodGlue: When the corners are broken the MDF brakes or a few layres tare off, depending on how it was broken apart. Gorilla Glue: When the corners are broke apart the MDF usually brakes, if it tares if tares DEEP Polyester Resin (what you use to fiberglass and coat the inside of boxes with): It tore DEEP like with Gorilla glue but the tares where uneven and blotchy, they alternated between the two sides of the joint. Liquid Nails: A joke of an adheasive for box building at best. Just Screws where stronger by far. Titebond II: MDF broke or tore the top few layres off, similar to woodglue. Thoes are the only adheasives I've tried. Agian, woodglue works fine. I just saw that gorilla glue and polyester resin soaked in deeper and held stronger. [/QUOTE]

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