Best-TestPremium Paper Cement 16OZ Can

I love using rubber cement on all my construction paper or poster projects! The only bad thing is the smell. It does have an oder. But it does keeps the project from wrinkling up.

I've been using this brand since we used to paste up our newspaper formats and getting them "camera-ready" for the printer. I still use it now that I'm retired. I do all sorts of paper and fabric crafts that always look so much better than my cronies. I keep in a dark, tinted glass container with the adjustable brush through the top. I also have a dedicated pasting service (an old plastic cutting board) that makes using this glue easy. There also three ways to paste and 2 of them allows you to reposition.

I'm an artist and work mostly in gouache (water based paint). This is what I use to mount my paintings to chipboard. It does a beautiful job and cleans up easily. Just be sure to use at least two coats and to dry-mount rather than wet-mount, which I found to be unsatisfactory. You can avoid misplacement of your artwork by lining up the edges of your painting and the chipboard, and placing a piece of uncoated paper between the painting and the chipboard. This allows for some movement on a dry-mount and keeps you from misplacing the painting on the chipboard and ending up with a misaligned painting. I wouldn't use anything else but this cement for my artwork. It's the best!

This glue works awesome as long as you get your mix correct. Haven't had any problems with adhesion lasting either. Dries faster than expected, works perfectly.

Value

I use this product for collage and other paper work. It excels in every way.

I like to use rubber cement because it is easily cleaned off . The odor is bad,so I limit it's use.

Used this brand in architecture school,but it was affordable. Now way over priced for glue. Will look at art supple store for better price in future.