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I use them on Cricut mats. They are ideal for repairing carpets when they are no longer sticky. You wash your Cricut mat and apply multiple coats of this reusable adhesive to keep it as good as new. Cheaper than buying new mats.

I wanted to like it but honestly I didn't. I bought them to stick laminated sheets onto file folders. At first I used Elmer's purple glue stick but it leaked and was great to glue. After using craft glue the laminated sheets didn't stick to the file folders, after drying they didn't even come loose, they just never stuck together.

Before I got into papermaking, card making and scrapbooking I never saw the value of repositionable glue sticks. GENIUS! Not all brands I've tried give you the full "moving" times listed on them. And some brands smell weird, this brand doesn't have a weird smell so I'll stick with them.

I bought this on purpose because it was labeled "repositionable" and "adhesive". I wanted the adhesive to temporarily attach the paper to the wall Wall attaches without damaging the wall. That still seems like a reasonable expectation. Unfortunately, it doesn't seem to stick to walls. The papers stick for a few minutes and then fall off. Well, no matter how much of that glue I apply or how carefully I hang on the wall, they fall off after a few minutes.

I bought these because I make collages as a hobby and the 'moving position' feature was a plus. The product claims that you can easily remove and reattach the glued item without risking tearing the paper. I thought that was correct, but this property means it's definitely not as sticky as other glue, and it can take some work to hold certain papers together in the first place. (It helps to put a heavy object, like a book, on top of the paper so the two objects stick together.) After a few…

The instructions for applying moveable glue are basically the same as for permanent glue, which confused me a lot as I'm not a handyman. The (simple?) phone call to Elmers showed that things related to this article could indeed be deferred, but only for a period of about five minutes, after which the connection became permanent. So. It's more of a slow-setting glue, giving you a generous five minutes to move things around to your liking before they become permanent and need to be ripped apart…