Elmer’s Glue-All, Multi-Purpose Liquid Glue, Extra Strong, 16 oz, 1 Count

In the late 1960s early 1970s I worked for a gentleman who formerly manufactured this stuff.I find the 8 oz bottle is easier to hold but the 16 oz bottles are cheaper. And the 8 oz bottle is easy to refill which I have done 4/5 times now working on my second 16oz bottle.I have recently built /converted a lot of cardboard corrugated and paperboard, into 28-32 mm scale (estimated as 6 foot) buildings some wood for reinforcement where I deem needed. Amazon boxes and cereal boxes make great building materials. Hey, a tavern requires a bit of room for tables, bar etc. used cardboard and recently the 1/8 x 12 in wood sticks to hold as rafters and supports for second floorsGotta have room to move the figures around w/o making them all stand on the tables.This works well though it often requires a bit of holding (I use paper/bag (clip) clamps) for 5-6 minutes where I can get a grip. Gravity where I can’t. of course, overnight works when I am patient enough.AmosCB 7/15/2023

Elmer's Glue All is still one of the best glues around. Usable in a variety of situations and easily cleaned up with water. We used this, rather than wood glue, to glue in some dowels while we were assembling furniture. My father in law used it to glue down his carpet. If it works, it works. Very nice overall glue. Very pleased with its versatility.Let Amazon donate to your favorite charity! Use Amazon Smile (smile.amazon.com) when you order and Amazon will donate to the charity of your choice when you make a qualifying purchase. Check out how Amazon Smile works at https://smile.amazon.com/gp/chpf/about/ref=smi_se_rspo_laas_aas. My shopping is donating to my favorite charity, Canines for Independence at no cost to me. Awesome!

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I used this to redo a cat scratching post. So far it has held up well. It was easy to apply, I used a small foam paint brush, and has no odor. Saved me from buying a new cat tree!

Elmer's Glue is so far superior to Elmer's School Glue. I made the mistake of using School Glue for my scrapbook & all of the photos were falling off!

I used this particular glue to create this flower. Glue+corn starch+oil=affordable clay with high plasticity. Easy to roll in a very thin on the silicone mat. For these kind of flowers we need exactly this type of glue, not standard school glue, which is more diluted, dries slower and doesn't have the necessary plasticity.

For what it is designed to do, Elmers white glue is still highly effective. It is not toxic, no toxic fumes, dries quickly, and is strong. There are stronger glues, but they are typically more expensive and have potential negative health effects if mishandled. For my model rocketry hobby I have used all kinds of adhesives, but for building a simple model rocket I have rediscovered that I can rely on good old Elmers. Good stuff.

It's Elmer's at a great price. It's glue, it sticks, it works on many things. It's white in a squeeze top that STILL gets clogged, after what, 60 years of no design changes in the cap/dispenser?Still, I'm stuck on it. ...Sorry.