Can you combine this with puzzle glue? Can you glue the back of a puzzle and then put these over it after it dries? Would that make it more secure?
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I am thinking about glueing the picture part and then once it dries, flip the puzzle overr and apply the peel & stick on the back. I have not tried this method for I am still working on a 1,000 puzzle. Now I have a question of how to get the puzzle picture to stay up on the wall, it keeps falling off. I used mounting tape. it does not work very well.
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Yes you can. I would actually put the puzzle glue on the front and then these on the back as these do not keep the pieces from coming out. We ended up having to use glue after applying these. Hope this helps.
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The Peel & Stick Puzzle Saver is designed so that you do not need puzzle glue. Adding puzzle glue might make it more secure, but do so at your own discretion.
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I've did try once the Peel & Stick and I was unsatisfied with it. I did use the jigsaw puzzle glue and I was super happy with the results. So, I've never tried the combination together to glue a puzzle.
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i just use puzzle presto the puzzle glue left a glossy film and when i put a puzzle together iwant tosee all the nice scene in the puzzle
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I don't see why you couldn't, but I dont know if it would make it more secure... I just used this on a pretty big puzzle and then framed it and everything was fine. The sticky sheet is pretty thick, so it holds well.. Unless you have really heavy puzzle pieces, I'd say you probably don't need both.
91896
I used wood glue. Both pieces need to be fully coated and heavily pressed and weighted. Maybe spray is better but I haven't tried that method. Hope this helps.
547726
Yes, this should work just fine for that type of puzzle. I love using this to permanently keep puzzle out together; it is way easier than using the regular puzzle glue.
92836
No there is no glue included with the puzzle. What I had to do is tape the back of the puzzle with transparent tape.
1684726
Yes, ironically, on my first project I had to make a box for "mr. pancake" and the one I had was undone on one end. I just used a glue stick but it worked fine. G'luck!
326914
We started with the middle rectangles then added from there making sure the holes lined up. DO NOT GLUE ANYTHING till you have all the pieces in place. We would have to turn or flip a few pieces till we got all the holes right. When you start with the glue be careful as it is easy to flip pieces.
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I wouldn't risk it but that's just me. you'd have to contact manufacturer to see weight limits, and if glue would hold that weight during swinging temps from summer to winter. Think the glue would melt too much in summer to hold that kind of weight, why not screw it in to be safe?
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I'm almost sure that it won't work. I think if you look of the drug store you will find a temporary glue that will work. I don't think secure is good for anything.
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I don't know for sure. They seem to be secured with some type of glue, but I imagine if you wanted to break out the tiles that it comes with, you could put in something of your own choosing.
742624
Depends on fabric. I put something underneath, remove when done, then hang so glue isn't touching anything.
237702
Perhaps, applying it on the front and back . Plus securing along the edge of finished puzzle. Have you asked Michael's craft store what they would recommend? Permanency would be the best answer to your situation.
1873736
I don't have my puzzleboard with me now, but there are two loose boards you can lay on the sides as you work and leave the spare pieces on. When you're done you put the two boards in the middle on top of each other and close the puzzleboard.
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Agee with all below, the sheets are to be used on the back and once applied will not pull off without tearing the puzzle board. Definitely DO NOT apply to the picture side. You will need to flip the puzzle, most easily accomplished when sandwiched in between two boards of equal or greater size than the puzzle itself. And 2 packages will be required to fully adhere your puzzle, as its larger than a standard 1000pc puzzle.
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You have to put it on the back because it is not a clear plastic coat. Its is more like a thin cardboard that has adhesive on it that sticks to the back of the puzzle. It keeps that puzzle from bending and falling apart. I don't know if it will come off.
87379
I think the glue would hold the decorations in place just fine, but it would be very messy to apply. Not for really fine work.
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I wouldn't recommend it. The glue will peel off with a little effort after it dries though.
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I used a glue stick, which worked okay. I did not feel like it was reliable though, so I usually put some tape on the edges as well. I would not use elmer's unless you have a way to spread it thinly, since it could make the paper wet and wrinkly.