What is the best way to spread this stuff? I need a good glue to adhere two 81/2x11 sheets of bond (copy) paper.
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I use an old credit card or those free mock-up ones that come with credit card offers. Old gift cards work well too. Someone else said to use a brayer to smooth out the glue and make the paper stick well, that sounds like a good idea. My old jar is a little drier and thicker than my new jar of paste so I would spritz a light mist of water on top of the glue if it is a little thick so the paper can be slid over the paste to get wrinkles out. Otherwise it holds in place right away when I lay the paper down and wrinkles are harder to get out. If you jar is very fresh you might not need to do this--I would try a sample sheet of paper first to determine how it works for you.
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I used normal double sided tape that you can buy at office supply store. I just needed more than they sent. It worked.
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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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Not much luck here. When I first received, I pulled some of the labels off real easy like; however, most left the sticky glue. If you come up with solution, let me know.
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Hi there. I would go to the craft store Michaels ( or online ) and get Goop or E-6000 Glue. Both should hold just fine. you would have to lay it flat to glue it and then use some masking tape to hold it in place until the glue dried. I always use either of these glues for many projects. They dry clear and work wonders. Use a toothpick to get off extra glue around the sides. Good luck to you and Happy New Year!
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I think double sided tape would work, I bought some but haven't gotten around to applying it.
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I've not had it happen; the paper probably is the key. Something slick might be more of a problem, but I've not done anything that the glue hasn't held it well.
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My best suggestion will be a hot glue gun. Since its thick enough to fill in all the air gaps in between plus it's removable when it's dry, you can just peel the glue off. Good luck!
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I'd recommend using a frame to hang it on the wall, not glue. But, if you insist, probably rubber cement. That will cut down on contraction and wont destroy the wall when you remove it. You'll see where there's glue though, it won't look good. I built a screen with this paper, turned out OK. It was secured to the wood frame with staples. Moved, resized it, and that time, bought a stretchy screen from these guys, turned out fantastic. http://www.carlofet.com/projector-screen-material.html
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I use it to adhere pictures and paper for scrapbooking and cards. I have had no problem with it cracking. I find that it works much better than regular white glue and the double stick snail tape. it does not bleed through the paper like some other glues.
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I haven't done that yet... I was going to use this in a room where I record a weekly radio program, but just learned that the building where our offices are is being sold, so I didn't want to attach them to the wall in any permanent fashion until I know for sure what's happening. I am not sure how I would do it either... I considered staples, but that wouldn't be good long term... maybe some type of spray glue? If you come up with a good solution, please let me know! Thanks.
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the best glue that i have found is regular wood glue but use it sparingly not to add to much wait to the plane
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Super glue would probably be a waste of time, however, if you can get all the old glue off the plastic, try using 3M permanent double sided tape, which should work well. It's available at Home Depot or lowes, or maybe here too - it has the red dividing tape on it. Makes sure everything is clean and dry first, and it should work fine. Hope this helps.
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I use packaging tape on mine. If I had some glue handy, I would test it out for you, but I do not have any glue.
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I used an Elmer's basic glue stick and it worked great. Even the Elmer's kids glue stick worked well. The pages didn't rip when they were separated.
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It's 50/50 on the mixture ratio. You don't have to be that accurate, I usually put some on a wax paper, then put about the same size of the other bottle next to it then mix them together with a tooth pick or something I can throw away. BTW Isopropyl alcohol can be used to clean up the area around what you glue as long as the mixture has not setup.
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I didn't use any glue....it works just like a sticker. If you're worried about removing the sticker when you move, they usually peel up pretty easy, however you could warm the sticker up with a hair-dryer if its really stuck on there, the heat helps soften & lift the sticky sticker stuff.