i need a glue that has a fast bond and will work w/ a lot of mediums for my G. Scout troop. no glue guns.?

i dont like using a glue gun w/ the troop they are 7 to 8 years old. I need something that dries quikly and has a good bond. we work with paper and material and foam and alot of kid friendly craft items. any suggestions. Thank you.

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10 Responses to “i need a glue that has a fast bond and will work w/ a lot of mediums for my G. Scout troop. no glue guns.?”

  1. welsh_witch_sally says:

    copydex?

  2. just browsin says:

    Arlene’s Tacky Glue. You can find it anywhere (in a brownish colored bottle)

  3. pump_runner says:

    You might try “Gorilla Glue”. Use it personally before giving it to children though. I bought it at Home Depot. Fantastic on wood, and metal. Not sure about paper though.

  4. StLMom says:

    Aleene’s Tacky Glue works great and cleans up well. It’s good for that age group because it is craft and kid friendly.

    Gorrilla Glue sets well, but takes a while to dry and is difficult to get off of hands and other surfaces that you didn’t want to glue.

  5. artsyfartsy610 says:

    Tacky or Gorilla glue I guess…..or epoxy? I don’t know!?!

  6. 2-point-answer says:

    Yes

  7. Amy G says:

    gorilla glue

  8. jidwg says:

    Aleene’s Designer Tacky glue bonds even faster than her regular Tacky glue and works on most of the mediums you have mentioned but if you are going to use lots of fabrics, Fabri-tac makes the bond more flexible and permanent. For everything else the Designer Tacky should be enough.

  9. Leader Lady Sue says:

    I understand you being hesitant to use a glue gun, but have you tried the low heat ones? I have been using them since my girls were Brownies, and I have never had an accident of burning. There is nothing that bonds quicker and stronger, in my opinion, than using the glue gun. If I cannot use a glue gun, I choose rubber cement.

  10. Pullay says:

    glass glue

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