Elmer's Craft Bond Fabric & Paper Glue 4oz

This glue is bad; no other word can describes it. t not as good as fabrica glue which I bought cheap from borders.

As advertised…. Good product

At our small church we had quite a few hymn books whose backs were either loose or off and the inner pages were either loose or coming apart and I thought they looked really bad. And, just as it is with many small churches, the cost to rebind or fix them was more than we could afford at the time. But still I saw a need to do what I thought, without me knowing any better, was just a small act that wouldn't take me much effort, expense, or time to complete, and so I volunteered to do it. I researched rebinding books and obtained the items I'd need. This glue is what I used to reglue pages back into books before I could rebind the whole book again. And, when I was finished, I realized I had repaired 100 hymn books. Some time has now passed, but even with regular use, the books are still all holding up great. And, it is for this reason I think this craft glue is just wonderful and give it a 5.

Once applied don’t move it or you’d mess up your project. It takes some time to dry.

Awesome product. It stays flexible and adheres well to fabric. I use it to repair Ice Hockey Gloves where players commonly wear a hole in the palm on the top hand side. I mend them with old jean material applied to the leather or synthetic leather. It holds up amazingly well, even after washing. Also I use the glue to give the bottoms of items more grip. Stuff dries like a thin flexible rubber. It will adhere two pieces of fabric as well. Have played around with material to see what it will and won’t do. But keep in mind that you will likely be able to see adhesion areas on outside or right side of thin fabric just like when you glue thin paper to paper you can see adhesion area. Hope this helps...

Glue the Canadian velcro flag on my golf bag excellent bond with the fabric