I'm an artist and I sculpt with cardboard and this glue works very well as a final touch with brown paper.
I'm an artist and I sculpt with cardboard and this glue works very well as a final touch with brown paper.
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ruined my car seat
Lid was not on tight. There is no "security seal" beneath the lid. Glue leaked out all over the seat of my car on the way home. Big mess. ...Read complete review
Lid was not on tight. There is no "security seal" beneath the lid. Glue leaked out all over the seat of my car on the way home. Big mess.
The product is excellent, I have used it for years, but the packaging is flawed.
It will cost me hundreds of dollars to take care of the mess in the back seat of my car. I don't know if steam cleaning will get it out or not.
THIS EXPERIMENT WORKS BEST OUTSIDE WITH PAPER ON A TABLE TO PROTECT THE SURFACE FROM GLUE SPLATTER. The glue should be diluted slightly - about 4 parts glue to 1 part water. Create a separate mixture with HOT water and as much Borax (found in the detergent section of the market) as will dissolve in the water (I mix a couple gallons at a time for a class of students). Each student gets a baggie. Pour a couple tablespoons of the diluted glue in the baggie and add two drops of food coloring. Seal the baggie and massage the outside of the bag to mix the color in well. Next, pour a couple tablespoons of the borax solution into the baggie, seal and massage. Note changes in consistancy. Be sure to squish pockets of glue out to touch the borax solution and complete the chemical reaction. Remove the resultant putty-like substance, rinse in a bucket of water and store in the baggie. A gallon of glue will easily service a hundred fifty or two hundred students. Fun stuff to play with and an economical lab demonstrating chemical reactions.