Elmers Products E3820 Multi-Purpose Glue, 8 oz, White, 8 Fl Oz

Wanted to try mix this product with my acrylic paint to see out it would work, I was truly impressed of the items I used and how they turned out. Would truly purchase again and use it for my Acrylic pours. Great packing! Thank you

Sticks things together. LOL Seriously though, I used this diluted with water on all of our subfloor seams when redoing our flooring to help reduce squeaks, and it works better than just adding more screws. So I would say it was a success.

I dont use it as glue, I use it as a pouring medium for Acrylic Pour painting, and it works wonderfully. Some of the professional mediums are very very expensive, and this works pretty well in comparison for a fraction of a price. I mean, it does make stuff stick together if thats what you wanted to know. The only thing I can complain about is maybe that the bottle mouth is a bit awkward, I ended up dumping some into a smaller bottle so I didnt have to wipe glue off so often. Beyond that minor complaint, its fine. Its glue. It works for the job. Just dont eat it or anything and you shouldnt have any problems.

If your looking for a lot of glue. Go with Elmer’s. I’ve used multiple brands including amazons and Elmer’s is always a better bond.

Good Ol Elmers Glue. Always Tried and True. Most projects you want to make. This glue is all it takes. :-) (I use it on model railroad and tabletop gaming scenery - dries invisible at full strength or thinned down)

Acrylic paint and glue.- crazy good combination.

Youre probably smarter than I am & already knew lots of kids in the 50s used Elmers glue for their shop projects but when I was in a jam & started googling was glad to find not only should the Glue All I had laying around be fine for helping fix a broken wooden step but that the main drawback is it cures slower than wood glue which seemed like a win for me as felt like less pressure, *especially* since it was advised NOT to use formulas branded as washable since their bonds were obviously meant to be less resistant to moisture & provided a more flexible hold than stiff like wood glue *Knock on wood* but it seems to be working all right so far, especially for such an economical price point! I do tend to refill smaller bottles from this big jug but also did pour straight from it when coating the top of the wooden step to help ensure the wooden slats Id cut to cover it would bond tighter than just the screws was using would allow in hopes of keeping it as flat as possible Did have an unexpected drip on the carpet (from what I was fixing not the bottle) that wasnt covered & when I found it had become a *very* hard blob my landlord would *not* have appreciated & since its not washable didnt even consider that but did wave a hair dryer on the slowest setting around it (not coming close to touching it but just enough to heat it up) which made it pliable enough to pick out of the carpet relatively easy FWIW

The glue was delivered in a box that did not have arrows showing which way is up. I bought it for my classroom to make slime after Christmas break and brought the box inside where it leaked all over the box, through he box, on my floor and now I have a mess of glue to clean up and no glue for making slime.

The gallon of Elmers Glue delivered to me came in an appropriate sized box with air bag padding. The cap had clear tap horizontally & a very strong gripper tape over the top. There were no leaks. Have not used the glue yet. Plan to make a lot of paper cache with it.

I use a lot of glue, and I mean a lot. This is my favorite all purpose glue. I was buying a smaller quantity at a craft store and using a coupon, had enough of that.