Apparently this PVA glue is made using the latest technology in adhesive formulations. It's green and pH neutral making it ideal for book binding or paper projects. The glue itself is white and similar in consistency to other white glues, but it does have a finer quality to it. It grabs pretty quickly so this doesn't bode well if I need to reposition something. So that might not be a good thing.
Even though they say it is green and non-toxic they do recommend wearing gloves. This may have more to do with gluing your fingers together than anything else?
The glue is pricey at $8 for the >4 oz bottle (120g). However this is still less expensive than art glitter glue or other high quality book binding glues.
I tested the glue on paper and it did pucker the paper a little, but I may have used too much. It may mean that I don't need to use that much.
One misgiving is that there isn't a pin nozzle so that I could ration the glue. The nozzle must be cut in order to pour the glue, and there is a plug on the inside that is used to stop the bottle so the glue doesn't dry out through the open nozzle.
I can make the suggestion that the manufacturer considers offering a pin nozzle with a cap that inserts a pin to keep the nozzle clear. That is my only reservation.
I can offer a 5-star review with the above in mind.
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This item: Neutral PH PVA Glue, Art Precision Craft Book Adhesive, Archival Quality Acid-Free, All-Purpose, Dries Clear and Remains Flexible, Used for Bookbinding and Repair, Framing, Collages, Paper
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- fading swanReviewed in the United States on May 29, 2025
High quality book binding and multi-purpose paper glue
- Juliet S.Reviewed in the United States on June 1, 2025
Gave it a try and it worked great.
- HeatherReviewed in the United States on May 29, 2025
Decent glue, holds well, dries shiny.
I enjoy working on junk journals, but one of my issues often is the glue. Either it doesn't work well or it's not pH balanced for archival purposes. I picked this glue up to fix those issues. This is an easy to use decent size bottle. It has a plastic cap that has to be removed prior to use, but I was thrilled that the cap can be pushed back in better sealing the glue from drying out prematurely. It has a nice precision style tip allowing you to better control the flow of the glue and where you use it. On my test run I found the glue takes a little while to dry but works well gluing paper together. I do want to know that it does dry rather shiny which should be kept in mind when using this on scrapbooking or repairing books. Overall, it seems like a decent glue. At the present price of $7.99, this feels within fair market value.HeatherDecent glue, holds well, dries shiny.
Reviewed in the United States on May 29, 2025
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- Gracie’s MumReviewed in the United States on June 12, 2025
Works well.
- Lisa MReviewed in the United States on May 26, 2025
High Moisture Content, Strong Smell
I am a mixed media artist, and very familiar with adhesives of this sort. I did a comparison test by gluing tissue paper to manila file folders and leaving them to dry. I made the example on the left using this product; the one on the right using my favorite PVA glue. As you can see, the example on the left has curled up, while the one on the right is flat. This glue is runnier than other PVA glues I have used, and the high moisture content caused the manila tag to curl.Lisa MHigh Moisture Content, Strong Smell
Reviewed in the United States on May 26, 2025
On the bottom right is a sample of what happened when I dropped equal size balls of the two glues onto a sheet of pink paper. This glue, seen on the left, flattened and sunk into the paper, while my favorite PVA glue remained as a 3-D ball due to its lower moisture content.
I continued adding items to the sample on the left using this glue: copy paper, heavy cardstock, thin fragile old sheet music, rhinestones and a paper butterfly. The glue worked well on all the elements, none of which can be removed without damaging them, so that's a positive for its strength and versatility.
Like all PVA glues, this product has a scent that reminds me of something sour or pickled; however, the smell is very strong in this glue and somehow more "sour" smelling than my other PVA glues. This ceases to be an issue once it has dried.
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