🖼️ Clear Adhesive Backing Preserver: Enhancing and Protecting Your Frames Review

Larger apply faster, but there seems to be more room for error. I only used a razor blade for a small amount that went over the edge. This is the best way to keep the puzzle together and avoid clutter. There are lines on the backing paper that need trimming to make you look like a pro. Easy cleaning. Great to use as a gift.

I figured this would hold the puzzle together securely and I could move it around until I found a frame to fit it in. I tried leaning it against the wall where I was going to hang it but it bent and fell and some pieces broke off where it fell apart. I also used sealant on the front panel. I think I'll stick to sealing on both sides for the next puzzle.

Applies easily but feels a bit thin after application. I pressed each piece to make sure it was tight, which was a lot of work when you have a large puzzle. I waited all night to frame the puzzle which seems to be working great. However, I think I will return to gluing in the future.

Very easy to use, although you have to be careful when trimming the edges if you don't want to shave off your puzzle too. A straight razor works pretty well as long as you do it slowly. I've used it on my last 1000 but haven't hung it on the wall yet - it holds up pretty well when moved around the house, but we'll see how well it holds together when it's not laying flat. I wish there were fewer - if you don't have a lot of jigsaw puzzles that's a lot of sheets so gifting is a little harder.

I don't usually write reviews but I think mine will save someone time and money. The image above shows the "hanging loops" that are included in the puzzle glue sheets and are made with the same glue as the back of the sheets. That was the main reason I bought them to hang the puzzle on the wall. In the middle of the night I heard *clap* as my puzzle fell off those ledges off the wall. The picture shows the tabs still hanging on the wall. The puzzle was not very big and difficult (500 pieces)…