Lineco Neutral pH Adhesive, Acid Free All-purpose Glue, White, 8 OZ, 1 Pack

Very good adhesive!! I tried it several times on wooden objects, and I got good results. It is strong and the best part is that you cannot see it after it dries.

I am using this PVA glue to make tabletop scatter terrain for Dungeons & Dragons. I glue paper, wood craft sticks, balsa, insulation foam, foam board, and lightly sanded plastic pieces. This glue worked great on all of it. I had wanted a cheaper alternative to the tiny tubes of Lawn Fawn paper crafting PVA glue I was previously using because you don't get much glue for the price. I tried using matte Mod Podge but that wasn't strong enough to instantly grab and hold the parts together. This stuff worked just as well as the Lawn Fawn glue but you get 20 times as much glue. This glue is perfect for the precision needle tip glue bottles from Amazon. One difference from Lawn Fawn is that this glue is more shiny when it dries in a thick blob, but it is just as clear - no yellowing, and invisible on paper if you wipe up blobs (otherwise it leaves a shine). I also like that it is slightly flexible, not brittle. It seems to stick to almost anything and dries really fast. You have enough time to fiddle with repositioning, but sometimes it is hard to get the excess glue blobs wiped up before its too dry to swipe off. Once set, it is strong enough to add a lot of durability and rigidity to cardboard, foam, and cloth parts. I hope the price stays reasonable so I can get more when it's used up.

Glue was exactly as described. It worked well on my delicate pressed flowers to attach them to a picture matting material. Can't see the glue through the petals and it is holding them in place securely.

This is gonna be long. My first time buying this, a friend who also owned a frame shop suggested this one. I make stationary. So I said ok. Before I was using school glue and struggling but it was cheap. Well, mine came in the mail. And I tried it. I liked it. I didn't like the price. I'm on a fixed income. Well, my bottle was about 3/4ths gone. I thought I could be thrifty. So I took the remaining and mixed it with another glue and some water to kind of extend it. Then I didn't want to spend that amount again, (I think 10 dollars), so I tried another cheap glue, that was horrible. So I thought well, this batch I made was actually too watery so I added not cheap glue to it. Trying to save money. Be thrifty. Well, here is why you don't do that, this glue is made specifically for making note pads and such. It takes very little to do the job, and it is the perfect consistency so it doesn't bleed into the paper making a bigger mess. What ended up happening was the cheap glue that was already watery, and adding more water caused the glue to bleed further down each sheet of paper and it caused those sheets to stick together where I didn't want them to. So separating each notepad from the stack and separating each sheet from the pad destroyed the pad and sheet below making it a mess and unsellable. So in the end, I wad actually wasting money and wasting energy and time having to reprint, edge cut, stack, add to my book vise, glue, separate each pad then stack cut. So now not only was I wasting glue, I wasted so much more. Let's just say I ordered a second bottle and will not change what I use every again. This glue does exactly as it is supposed to do and that includes saving me money! I know the bottle is small for the price, but a little really does go a long way. It really is gold in a small bottle. It dries clear. And, even when making my pads that have a cover, this is still the first glue I put on the paper. First. Did I just say first twice, yup! I figure lean from my mistakes. Just stick with what not only works, but works perfectly every time. Is it versatile? Well, it may be, but for right now, I only keep this for that specific job and use different glues now for other specific jobs. It was a hard lesson to learn but when glue say they are for specific jobs, it's the truth. I know some can be used for a blend of different jobs, but this one, will stay with my page gluing only.

Now I have tried using this glue and used most of the bottle I ended up learning a few things. First of all this glue arrived quite solid yet flexible. It was almost as solid as silicone rubber(it also ended up being difficult getting out of the bottle), so it needed a large amount of mixing to get it smooth again. Even after all the mixing it was still unusable. It turned out that if the glue has solidified in any way, you're going to need to add some water. Once past that issue and you have some nice smooth glue, you will have one of the best bookbinding glues that I have ever worked with. I bought this and a bunch of different brands for my home book making business to see which works best. Dispite having to put in some extra work to use this glue, it really is worth the effort. Especially when your using cloth for bookbinding instead of paper. Because of how flexible this glue is, it's perfect for my use. :)

Excellent archival adhesive. I needed an archival, neutral pH adhesive that could join paper to sealed wood for long-term mounting onto my sculpture. I tried three experiments using: three different types of paper/ gsms of paper media (used for airbrush or drawings) on three different wood panels, sealed with two different sealers - diluted Weld Bond pva, and Zinsser 1-2-3 water based primer. Thin strips of Lineco were applied to sealed wood, then squeegeed with a plastic card. Tissue was used to brayer roll the painting to the sealed wood, and loaded under heavy stuff for 24 hrs to ensure a good connection. After 24 hrs, all three are so well-adhered, not even the corners lift up after curing. I can't even pry them off. The glue didn't not seep through and damage that top surface of the painted paper. The paper adhered so we'll you can see any inconsistency on the wood panel translated to the paper surface. Very happy with this adhesive and plan to use it on more 2D media bonded to wood and other media.

I absolutely love this product! I work with flowers and paper, and its neutral pH helps preserve their original colors without causing any changes. I also love how quickly it dries, which keeps everything in place exactly where I want it. A little goes a long way, making it very economical. I highly recommend it for craft and preservation projects.

It works great but one day I had it on top of my desk when the temperature dropped very cool ad it was winter time, ( in my basement hobby room) and it lost its adhesion. My bad. Do not let it be in cold weather keep it room temperature.

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I'm doing a bookbinding project and it's really good glue for this it holds everything ready well. I'm binding with fake leather and it holds that decently on flat surfaces but I did need other glue for corners and edges. This is amazing with paper and cardboard tho.

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