Elmer's, Clear E433 Bond Paper Craft Glue Gel, 4-Ounce, 4 oz

This is very good for paper bonding and some repair. You should not use too much at one time. It does not take a lot to get the job done.I also use this to set two or 20 pieces of glass together when I make fused glass jewelry. To prevent smell during heating process I simply add a little water to the glue.

I bought this glue to use in assembling a solid wood model. It served its purpose perfectly; moreover, it allowed me to align the pieces perfectly without bonding too quickly. I would buy it again.

It worked on some things but not everything. Ended up buying a different glue. But I can still use it for other things.

The media could not be loaded.  This glue is pretty good at fixing paper that’s torn. I have two kids under 3 and have used this glue to fix several torn pages in books. I’ve also used this glue to fix paper puzzles and random other crafts. Will also work for scrap booking, but I reserve this glue for special projects.Drying speed: I would let it set overnight or at least 8 hours if it’s something important. It will dry up fairly well in ten minutes. After it dries, the torn pages are sealed and stays that way!Results: When fixing torn pages in books, the result is pretty good. Not perfect, but CLOSE. I recommend doing a few trial runs before trying to fix your favorite book. You get better with use. It dries clear, the page will not wrinkle. A little goes a long way. If you use too much, it won’t look as good. When scanning through it will be hard to find that the page was torn if it’s a small tear. It won’t run.I’ve had this glue for almost 1 year. It will last you a long time. However, it is very difficult now for it to come out of the opening. The glue is still in good condition but you REALLY have to squeeze the bottle to just get a little bit out.

I used it to fuel my Minecraft addiction by creating a paper Creeper! It bonds quickly so you don't have to hold each paper piece for four longer than about a minute. It doesn't really discolor the paper, and it is easy to remove from skin, too!My bottle was frozen during shipping (it says on the bottle to not allow it to freeze!) but it worked fine anyway.

East to use glue and does not make a mess.

A librarian suggested this to me as a way to fix a book cover that had become detached from the binding. I fixed the book, I've read the book, I've thrown the book in my backpack numerous times and the cover is still where it's supposed to be. Way to go Elmer's glue.

This glue does hold well and has a strong bond once dries.This is my first glue to try while doing papercraft and I am using decently heavy cardstock, this glue still will soak in and cause the glued tab to warp a bit.I am trying to use as little as possible but some joints just need a decent amount of glue. I probably won't buy it again and try some other brand.