🧪 Aleene's Quick Dry Tacky Glue - 3 Pack, 4 FL OZ Each, for Multiple Uses Review

I have used this with my quilling materials and they dry very quickly for me. I had no problem with it not drying very quickly. I count to 5 and it's dry. I haven't found one that dries faster yet. I can't install the figure because it dries too quickly. I need something that will stay wet a little longer so I can make sure everything lines up.

For some reason this glue doesn't dry like other Aileen Tacky Glues and that doesn't mean it won't dry. I wasted a lot of my materials with this as it dries white. I've had to apply a different type of glue to my work (which is clear dryer) and use the moss I just bought (which is expensive) over and over again. Very frustrating.

I hoped the other reviews were wrong. But seriously, this is NOT a quick drying glue. And not sticky at all. It's *very* annoying to have to hold the parts with your hands until they're dry. Whether it will work for my needs - not sure yet as it dries so slowly that nothing dries enough to tell if it will stay. If you need something that sticks and stays put, LOOK ELSEWHERE.

I build miniature dollhouses with Aleene's hot glue! Found it on sale at Walgreens for . 99 cents about a year ago. So I bought about 10 or more bottles. It works great with almost anything, but when I saw that there was a quick dry look I knew why not! Definitely doesn't dry faster and I seem to have more adhesion issues. So I'll stick with my regular sticky glue, it works best! I'm a bit disappointed with this glue but 3 bottles for $8 not a big loss. So I recommend if you have a glue that…

Since I don't have money to spend on things I can make myself, I take old toilet paper rolls and use them to grow flower seeds indoors rather than buying overpriced seed prices. starter kits. Except that the bottom of the buns is always empty. So I needed a good glue that was tacky enough to keep the rolls closed at the bottom until I could put them in the garden in spring and this glue worked just fine for me. I also used it on my husband's (he's a cop) work vest to put on his reflective "cop"

Cons: Aleene glue is not the quick drying glue that others have claimed. I think that explains why the bottle doesn't say how long it takes to dry! And in some cases it does not dry out. I have spots on the project that still show white glue after drying for over 24 hours! It's sticky but doesn't hold things in place. I had to hold the string I'm gluing on until it dries a bit. This is very annoying! Advantages:. it is odorless. power glue. That's all. It's thick enough for my string project…