Aleenes Tack Over 2 Pack How Review

Have been using Tack It Over & Over for years. I first heard about it when Aline had a craft show on Saturday morning. Then I used it on the back of the applications. I now use it to make scrapbooking dots and reglue cricut mats.

Aleena's Tack is wonderful and revolutionary time and time again. I used to only use velcro but this is my new way. It works great, is more conformable and sticks to more surfaces than velcro and doesn't leave the marks that tic-tac leaves. The only thing you need to plan ahead is that it takes 24 hours to dry. So many uses!

Have been using this adhesive to re-stick mats for over 10 years. I mainly cut paper, so there are a lot of fibers left over. I usually just wash them with soapy water, but after a while there's too much dirt left! Then I use Goo-gone to remove all the stickiness. Rinse and let dry. Always dilute Aleene's Tack with water. 1:3 ratio. 1 part glue, 3 parts water. Use a flat foam brush and apply the solution to the mat. air dried. One bottle took me 2 years, so it's a very long way.

I use this and other products to store miniature dollhouse furniture. When moving miniature furniture, it's so easy to knock things over. This keeps the furniture in place until you need to move it. Good product. I think it would be helpful for people in earthquake areas to store valuables that might fall off. I've used many different mounting adhesives and this one works great. I even made dots so they can be attached to a piece of furniture and not have to wait for the glue to dry which is…

I've been using Aleene Tack-it-Over & Over for 20 years. I am in charge of my bowling league poker game. Strike and you get a card. There are currently 17 girls playing poker. I installed the game in a central location and made little name tags for each player. Each player places their cards under their name. At first I used sticky notes but the ceiling fan blew them away. Since then, I've been printing out name tags, laminating them, and applying a dab of tack-it-over glue to the back. It…

I'm a preschool teacher and needed something to hold my teaching materials to while teaching. It has a customizable feel and stays tacky after a few paper swipes. Not sure if I just need to add more or something, but it doesn't always line up exactly where I pasted it. I tested it on semi-glossy paper and it seems to work fine. The big blob I drew on the semi-gloss paper has come off. I'm sure it will work fine on plain paper or card stock. What I like is that I can make glue dots and when they