🔒 Elmer's CraftBond Extra Strength Glue Sticks, 0.21 oz, Pack of 4 Review

See my photo for this review. Elmer's Purple School Glue is the exact equivalent of Elmer's Craft Bond glue sticks. Looks like we're getting ripped off folks! I don't know, will you tell me? Why can't the glue stick be longer?

I never thought I could be so disappointed in a glue stick, but here it is. I will be contacting Revain for a refund as this product cannot do the job. It almost ruined a project I was working on just because of the amount I had to pile up to get my scrapbook paper to stick to the (prepared) wood surface. It eventually came off anyway, so I just used an old super glue that I wanted to save for another time. It annoys me that I wasted my time and money on this crappy product. At least it was…

Elmer's CraftBond "Extra Strength" version discolors more than Elmer All Purpose and CraftBond Repositionable. All Purpose can stain cardboard, so I invested in craft glue. I first accidentally bought the "Repositionable" version of CraftBond which doesn't discolor but takes a long time to dry (if at all). The Super Durable version stains everything it touches. I make a lot of crafts out of small cardboard cutouts and the glue application is messy so I need something that won't stain. I…

Can't say I know too much about standard glue sticks. So when buying. I only needed a small package as I expect it will last a long time. I used the completely wrong type of glue for certain things when all I needed was cheap crafts. I've been running sneakers for about 20 years. Normal glue sticks. Don't touch everyday life in my shop. Between buying, selling, collecting, one thing is certain. I keep all my sneaker boxes as pristine as possible. This includes the labels on the boxes…