ADH0901 Yes All-Purpose Stik Flat Glue, 1-Pint

This stuff is the best and is my go-to favorite paste for any art. It stays tacky if you need to move it for a little while to get the perfect position and dries without wrinkling even the most delicate of papers. I collage using antique and very fragile upcycled papers, and they never wrinkle after drying. Very high quality, archival, non-toxic, easy to wash off if you get it on your hands or clothes. Honestly can't rave enough about this product!

This glue is perfect for working with paper collage elements. It goes on smoothly (with a sponge brush, not included). Also, it dries slowly enough that I can rearrange the pieces for a few minutes after placing them, but quickly enough that I can extra layers without concerns about buckling.For many years, I recommended acrylic painting mediums (gel mediums, especially) for collage work. The problem was: Sometimes (actually, often) the paper would stretch, buckle, or bubble either as I placed it or as it dried.I've been using Yes! Paste for about two years now, and the paper has never buckled or bubbled, even if I removed it (while still wet) to place it on a different part of the collage.That's pretty remarkable.So, for me, this is a must-own product if you're working with paper collage, especially magazine images, or tissue paper, or both.Yes, it's more expensive than some acrylic options, but it's worth every cent.

For years "Yes" is the answer to the perfect paste. It will not turn dark over time like rubber cement does, ruining a drawing. Not everything is archival, however, it so nice not to worry about the paste turning a creation black with age. Goes on smoothly and dries beautifully. Yes, is the perfect paste.

I Use this to adhere medium weight fabrics to heavy paper/cardstock for journal covers. Must be applied thinly and smoothly. I prefer to use a silicone spatula, then leave overnight to dry. I wipe mouth of the jar with a baby wipe, lay on a double thickness of kitchen plastic wrap and then screw lid on. Good stuff! Expensive, but lasts.

This is a very thick paste but is is easily thinned with water. I use this for collage. It takes a while to dry which works for me so I can slide images around a little. I apply it with a small stiff bristle brush or a pallet knife. And because I am a little messy, I always have to wipe around the image to get the extra paste off which is easy to do with a damp paper towel. You can use it to finish a collage by thinning it and brushing it over your piece. Now I use an acrylic matte medium to seal my collages — hope that will hold up over time.

I started using this in 1983 or so for making delicate greeting cards. I have tried other brands of paste/glue, including making my own and this is the best in my opinion for my cards.

My art teacher recommended this to mount canvas to wooden panel. Just use a squeegee to apply a thin coat on both surfaces, and glue them together.

A great product, adhere's to many surfaces, which I use for my artwork. A solid product.