🔗 Elmer's Craft Bond Tacky Glue 4 oz Clear – Strong Adhesive for DIY Crafts Review

Really good craft glue! But I finally found it at a lower price in Joannes Fabric Store after listing my purchase on Revain! But definitely good craft glue! I am happy with the purchase!

My mom was looking for a glue that would dry clear and not warp the page of her scrapbook. came across Elmer's glue and it's perfect. ProsThe glue is white but transparent after dryingEasy to applyDoes not clog The page does not warpConsNo

This product is easy to use and I have found instructions online to fix a loose binding on my leather Bible. The product is easy to apply, after drying it becomes transparent, remains elastic and does not smell. For me this is much better than sending it in to be re-flashed, but my damage wasn't serious and it was the perfect solution.

This glue is almost impossible to apply as when the cap is removed a long piece of plastic comes out of the tube making the glue impossible to apply. By squeezing the tube I was able to get a small drop out of the tube and apply it with my fingers. It didn't hold together even though it said it should have on the hose. Do not buy, useless! I wish I could rate it without stars.

I was amazed at the versatility of this glue. Actually I wasn't expecting much, but this glue was worth the purchase for my small set. He could glue wood, fabric, paper, etc. One problem is fabric. It's hard for him to hold together, but you can fix that if you have a hair dryer on a hot/cold setting. If you set the dryer on a cold temperature and hold it over the fabric, it works like a charm. This is the best glue I've ever used, nothing fell apart. So definitely worth $$$.

Yes, I'm surprised that everything works great! I connect Elmer's with cheap water-based school glue. I ran out of my favorite craft glue and a bottle of it cost over $9.00 for a 4 ounce bottle (I usually pay $3-4). -daisies-uncool-a mad mess of COVID. This 4-ounce bottle of Elmer's Craft Bond Tacky Glue has received good reviews and costs about $2. Check! This will not be a permanent replacement for my extra thick/tacky/quick drying scotch glue, but with extra care (it's a little thinner and…

This glue is a waste of money and complete crap! I have been a hobbyist and maker of beaded jewelry and crafts for over 30 years and have never used junkier glue. I am very surprised that a great company like ELMER'S makes such bad glue. It can't even be called craft glue, let alone sticky. It doesn't have a sticky part and it doesn't dry quickly. As written on the bottle. However, it only dries after 5 hours. If you're lucky, it depends on your project and WILL NOT HOLD ANY MATERIAL TOGETHER…

Our 5 year old loves to make her own toys using popsicle sticks, pipe brushes, felt, paper clips and anything else she can get her hands on. The white glue worked, but it couldn't handle play because it wasn't flexible. It works much better and their creations aren't as fragile as they used to be. They still diverge, but not as much. What she really needs is hot glue, but she's not old enough to use a hot glue gun even under supervision. This glue is not as malleable as hot glue but certainly…