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This bottle of Craft Tacky Glue is from Tonic Studios. This bottle holds 120 ml or 4 fluid ounces of glue. This craft glue is super tacky PVA glue and is known for its reliable hold on multiple surfaces including paper, cardstock, fabrics, and most plastics. This glue can be diluted with water for decoupage or you can add colors to make it a vibrant adhesive. This bottle has an easy-to-squeeze barrel with a precision nozzle for accurate application. This white glue dries clear, so is perfect for paper crafting. This is a water-based glue and it is washable.
The glue is perfect but the real star is the bottle and the tip. Finally found the precision tip needed to get the right amount of glue. A fine line. It really is great.
I wanted to get 2 bottles instead of one, there was only one left, so I bought it. I usually get the Aleene's Tacky, or Aleene's Turbo Tacky glues, at Micheals, Joanns, Hobby Lobby. Lately, I have noticed that these glues are not in stock, and become harder to get. I can't use Beacon 's Glue because of the odor, and I have asthma. And Elmer's not the proper glue for your craft projects. So, stated to use this glue and does a great job on my projects, dries clear, little to no odor. I wish that Tonic and other crafting companies that create products like glues, tape etc., supply these stores, you guys would make us fellow crafters very happy. I am able to get glue and try it. Will be back for another purchase in future. Thank you.
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Will this work for metallic flakes?
By:
Shanel693
(24-Oct-23)
Yes it will work. However, when using any liquid glues with Gilding Flakes, you need to use a thin coat. Squeeze out a line of glue, use you finger or spatula to flatten it out. Let it dry until tacky, put the flakes on and tap them down. Let the glue dry 15 to 30 minutes and then brush excess off lightly with a brush.
By: Tonic Studios
(25-Oct-23)
