Review on ELMERS All Purpose Glue-All Max, 8 Oz (E9416): Strong and Versatile Adhesive for All Your Projects by Gelin Battle

I like to use this material when I need glue to fill small holes and cracks; I sometimes use it to repair chips, cracks and damage in wood including deburred screw holes. It expands and fills small gaps and also creates a watertight seal - I've used it to repair roofs and seal some exposed plywood edges. I've used it to glue metal hinges to wood as an emergency repair after wind damage. It fills and seals the gaps between pieces of wood attached together, like twisting small planks together to make one big plank, or maybe two 1x2s together to make a 2x4. As it expands, the surfaces to be bonded must be held together with staples or screws. I mainly use it for gluing metal to wood where high shear strength is not required. It looks like liquid nails, only liquid.