Dan, Not necessarily I would think. FPL-16A has been around a long time and used quite a bit back in the early KR years by a lot of builders (Steve Bennett was one of them). Guess it depends on what characteristics you're after. For the "newbies" - T-88 is awfully easy to work with, versatile (can be drilled and tapped, can fill fairly large gaps, can be thinned for sealing wood, is considered "structural" when mixed with cotton flox, etc.), and has almost become the "standard" with homebuilders, especially for wood to wood bonding.
Ed So, is the bottom line, FPL 16A is the best adhesive for wood to wood? Daniel R. Heath - Lexington, SC
