Aleene's 3 Pack, 8 oz Tacky Glue, 8 FL OZ, Original Version 3 Count

This is my go to glue for my crafts. Easy to work with and bonds well.

The Aleene's 3 Pack, 8 oz Tacky Glue is a must-have for crafters, DIYers, and general household use. This glue is extra thick and tacky, providing a strong, long-lasting bond on a variety of surfaces, including paper, fabric, wood, and more. Unlike regular white glue, it dries clear and flexible, making it perfect for detailed projects. Plus, the three-pack offers great value for frequent users.✅ Pros:Thick & Tacky Formula: Stays in place without running.Strong Hold: Works on multiple surfaces.Dries Clear & Flexible: No mess or stiffness.Great Value Pack: Three bottles for a budget-friendly price.Non-Toxic & Safe to Use: Great for kids and adults.⚠️ Cons:Takes Longer to Dry: Not instant, but worth the strong hold.Can Be Hard to Squeeze: Especially when the bottle is getting low.Final Verdict:If you're looking for a reliable, strong, and versatile glue, Aleene's Tacky Glue is a fantastic choice. Whether you're crafting, repairing, or creating, this glue provides a firm hold and clear finish, making it a staple for any craft room!

This is my favorite craft glue. I use it for all kinds of textured objects in my junk journals. The smell isn’t harsh and it dries pretty quickly.

Great price great product great value excellent product

Great for crafts used by 9 year old,,,,

Worked great for gluing felt patches onto sweats and a shirt for my daughter's calico cat costume. It was easy for her to do. The patches did all fall off when washing in the washing machine later, but it lasted through a couple wears over Halloween. So it served it's purpose, but I wouldn't expect it to be permanent.

This is good glue that holds well and fills holes very well. I had to use it for filling gaps and cracks indoors. And the good thing is that it can be removed pretty easily after a wet soak, if you made mistakes or don't want to leave it in that spot for long

This is like a gooey variant of wood glue or Elmer glue.It is not as fluid, wich makes it perfectly suitable for 3D work (does not run as much on the verticals), especially when you have to reposition for instance the cast parts that compose model scenery as this tower.It works with most materials, including plaster of Paris, dental stone, plastic, wood, dense expanded polystyrene (it does not dissolve it like other glues I tried, at least not the polystyrene I used it on), metals (I tried iron, brass, copper and aluminum) and polymer clay (I tried two types).I sometimes dilute it with water and taint it with acrylic to place model grass or vines.All of the above are featured on the picture above.Be aware it takes time to set completely and you might have to maintain the position of the parts for hours depending on the thickness of the layer.This is not the glue for all occasions but it's the one I use the most in general - not just for modelling, also for furniture repairs among others.