Aleene's® Original Tacky Glue 8 fl oz, Premium All-Purpose Adhesive

Love that it washes easily off where you dont want it. It doesnt have any fumes or oders, it dries clear, but my %231 reason for only ever using this is that it dries fast! Tip - it is called tacky glue for a reason. Once applied to the surface you're gluing, wait a minute or so and allow it to become a lottle "tacky" Then when you adhear it, you have a tight bonded grip with whichbto work with while waiting for it to cure. Highly reccomend!

I can't remember what I originally bought it for. But I ended up using it to stick a piece of rolled up packing paper underneath the stairs just outside my front door on my balcony to keep wasps away. It's a convincing wasp decoy. It even startled me for a split second the first time I saw it after hanging it. The adhesive didn't leave any white residue, so aesthetically it's not such an eyesore.

I looove this glue. I've used it for so so many things around the house and with craft projects. It works very well with fabric. And crafts.

Aleene's tacky glue is amazing. used it for bonding trim to leading edge of drapery panel and it dries clear and beautiful as always! Works great every time!

Great craft glue that I use for felt, paper, plastic and metal. It is a very safe product to use, as I am sensitive to chemicals. No chemical odor from this nontoxic glue.

I'm not sure why I like this glue, I think it buckles paper less than Elmers. Easy control of amount used and placement and holds better than glue sticks.

I love this glue and use it for everything from repairing broken items and crafting to putting a small drop under breakable decor to keep it in place temporarily. Most versatile and strong glue I've ever used!

Wonderful glue for crafting. Waash it off. Right away if it spills though

I like Aleene's Tacky Glue because I can use it in so many of the projects I work with. I can use it on Polymer Clay, on fabric for landscape, or art quilt making (before sewing tiny pieces together) fine bone china needing repair, and paper projects; such as making cards using my watercolor paintings. It doesn't dry too fast, yet it holds well after about 30 seconds, as you hold a portion of the product in place when support is necessary. For instance, say you need to glue a fine china bowl, you may need to hole the piece in place so it doesn't fall apart. For instance, in the case of applying glue to repair a bowl let's say. As you have pieces that are not flat if the glue isn't strong enough to give you a few seconds to use a kind of "prop" to keep the piece from shifting, it gives the adherence after about 30 to 60 seconds after holding in place. I hope I've explained this well enough... It is my go to glue.

Not What it used to be. Did not hold small gems to paper. Thicker like old glue thick. difficult to work with because of the consistency. Exactly like old drying out glue