Would you recommend this glue for paper craft? I make complex greeting cards with lots of paper elements to stick together. Some of my papers are very expensive Japanese papers, so I need a glue that will not go through the paper.
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I think their glue is pretty much like any other that dries clear. It works, but they all do! As far as thin paper, I think it will indeed come through. You might try glue designed for vellum, wet or dry glue. Good luck to you.
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Absolutely! That is primarily what I use it for. Once it sets. It can stand quite a bit of wear and tear. As far as paper goes, sometimes the paper becomes slightly transparent when it is immersed in resin, so I would try a test piece first to make sure you like the effect.
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I haven't tried hot glue yet, but Aleene's Tacky Glue works great if you're making refrigerator magnets with them. I made a calendar for my fridge with bottle caps and the tacky glue is great for that purpose. Super glue will also work, but just be careful you don't glue yourself to the magnets. Lol Hope that was helpful. :) Hot glue probably won't hold very well.
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Sarah Vierra: Sorry, I am unable to recommend a glue to adhere to something laminated or paper?. I used E-6000 Industrial Strength Adhesive with the ProMAG s.
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I have used on rice paper but I think it depends on the thickness. Some rice paper I have used is just too delicate while others have worked fine. If it works it looks cool because it bleeds just slightly on the edges giving it an even more authentic look. Good luck!
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I find it works best with paper, wood, etc, and other organic materials (as well as metals, too). It is great as an adhesive, I usually put a coat on top too, so no, I do not think you will need anything else as far as adhesive. But if you are wanting a more durable sealant coat (e.g. Table top durable) then yes.
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It holds metal to paper beautifully so fabric to fabric would surely work. I love this glue, the best in crafting from my experience.
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Hi Sammy. Depends on what you want to do. I would practice with normal paper first and when you are reday for the final origami item you are trying to do, then use this foil paper. It works great for doing dragons....
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This glue pen is so good for fine lines, I have always got two in my desk. I would say be careful when their is not much glue left in the pen, because it has a habit of coming out in a blob of glue instead of your fine line. Each time you use the pen, just wipe it first and test on a piece of paper first before you start using it. Hope this was helpful!!
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Yes. This is a great quality glue product. The important thing is to make sure you put enough on the side you're hypothetically leaving for someone to close when they want to use it. I've found that sometimes I think I've put enough glue on and then later it's kind of lackluster at actually sticking down as it should because I didn't have enough adhesive on it to start. The amount you need seems like it's soaking the page sometimes, but trust me it dries smooth and clean and it's worth it to have possibly a little extra adhesive holding the envelope closed rather than not knowing if you have enough! Yes. This is a great quality glue product. The important thing is to make sure you put enough on the side you're hypothetically leaving for someone to close when they want to use it. I've found that sometimes I think I've put enough glue on and then later it's kind of lackluster at actually sticking down as it should because I didn't have enough adhesive on it to start. The amount you need seems like it's soaking the page sometimes, but trust me it dries smooth and clean and it's worth it to have possibly a little extra adhesive holding the envelope closed rather than not knowing if you... » Read More Yes. This is a great quality glue product. The important thing is to make sure you put enough on the side you're hypothetically leaving for someone to close when they want to use it. I've found that sometimes I think I've put enough glue on and then later it's kind of lackluster at actually sticking down as it should because I didn't have enough adhesive on it to start. The amount you need seems like it's soaking the page sometimes, but trust me it dries smooth and clean and it's worth it to have possibly a little extra adhesive holding the envelope closed rather than not knowing if you have enough! « Show Less
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I don't think the glue works very well, I have mine attached to something with zip ties. I've had these running on a timer for 14 hours a day for about half a year and the paper you peel off has fallen off on its own after the glue melted from the heat. I think it would probably leave glue on the wood.
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I would say a glue stick meant for that task would be better, since it's spreadable and restick-able. While this does dry clear, I think it would be difficult to apply to a photo evenly & set on paper to stick. You'd probably go through a lot of it too, and send up with it all over your hands! This is def best for a smaller fix-up job involving broken plastic pieces or something like that. Would not use for pic/paper craft projects.
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I have experience laminating and I always used contact glue, so that is what I used with this. Just my preference.
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I think that it should be fine for crafts. Depending on the type of glue that you are using, the bond can be strong enough for several projects. Not bad of a unit, I only use it occasionally, not sure if hot enough or durable for professional heavy duty use.
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Tissue paper No...it would be too thin to use but I am an artist and if you wanted to do mixed media it can be used for other papers. I have used it for card stock type, 90-140lb papers. It adds a glue dimension to the back if you use that cartridge. Laminating has to be at least as thick as computer paper or similar.
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I use this glue on paper and it drys almost on contact. You may get one chance to change the position of the paper but after about 10 sec you can glue the next piece.
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Depends on what you mean. If paper is attached to something solid like a piece of wood, a table near an edge, etc. then perhaps so. Maybe this will give you some ideas ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fZBlkwHhAms