Elmer's Craft Bond Quick Dry Glue, 4 oz.

This craft glue dried quickly and was very affordable. It was a great option to work on craft with grandkids without them being in risk of getting burned with a hot glue gun. It was very easy to use, dried clear to make for attractive projects and really no problems with its use. This gave me a way to include them in the crafts I was making for Christmas ornaments.

Compared this to a stick glue (Elmers extra strength). The stick glue I rated as good but the QD Glue was very good (both after 5 min dry time). The only con of the liquid glue is, it is too easy to use too much. It is best to use a small amount and spread it out with a small brush or something similar. I tested it on regular printer paper.

I used Elmer's Craft Glue to repair both of my cat's scratching posts. The original sisal rope was ripped to shreds and making a complete mess! So, I bought some self-stick carpet, but the adhesive on the carpeting was lame. I bought Elmer's Craft Glue to try, since it was nontoxic. I wouldn't want my kitties getting sick! Here's what I did: I removed the carpeting, got off as much of the sisal rope as I could. Then I spread some Elmer's Craft Glue over the back carpet adhesive, concentrating on the top, sides and edges. I carefully positioned the carpeting on the scratch posts, holding for a few minutes. Then, I tied some old bandanas around the posts : top, centre and bottom and left them on overnight. Next morning, I carefully removed the bandanas. The glue was completely dried, and the carpeting stood on! It's still holding up wonderfully after 4 months. My 3 cats are scratching the posts to their heart's content, as you can see by the wear, and I never had to worry about re-gluing! Oh, another plus…since this glue is water-soluble, any glue residue left behind washed off the bandanas completely. Awesome! I saved a ton of money by not having to buy another cat tower and my 3 cats are happy again! Thank you for this wonderful product! P.s. There's Miss Money Penny on the right, 1st photo. She's quite the ham! Lol

I purchased this for a VBS project involving paper...mostly because it said quick drying. Also bought Aleene's Super...I preferred this, as it was easy to use and worked well. I'll add it to my mixed media glue collection.

This quick-dry glue is a game-changer for my DIY projects. I recently used it to attach decorative trim to a photo frame, and it worked like a charm—dried quickly with no sticky mess. It's strong enough to hold lightweight embellishments and versatile enough for paper, fabric, and more. A crafting essential!

Bonding is amazing. I used it on a craft monster truck with the outside made of lightweight craft wood. It has been tossed around and even holds the thin bar that sticks out on the top, which I was expecting to see fall like it did with the previous glue. I was able to fix a craft that would have failed without this glue. The bottle has the standard elmer's top. Easy to use, does not leak when put it closed position, bottle is sturdy.

This Elmers Craft glue is a little messy but works pretty well. It does take a while to dry though. I used this glue to make gift tags for Christmas presents.

I do crafts for stress and anxiety and sometimes times a problem. How many married working women have time to hold a flower in place. Not this one it says quick but it has a gunk that can form and hard to remove if something slops

not near as good as Aileen's tacky glue. it did not hold well and did not really dry very fast. I will not buy it again. stick with Aileen's tacky glue. it really is the best.

the glue didn't hold the cardboard, even after a full day of drying. the squeeze tube was easy for about the first half minute, then i had to squeeze so hard that my hands hurt. by the time i had used about a third i had to cut it open and use a stick to get the glue out. obviously that would waste any remaining product.