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Aleene's Original Tacky Glue 16 fl. oz. 3 Pack

Name: Aleene's Original Tacky Glue 16 fl. oz. 3 Pack
Brand: Original Tacky
SKU: 40641
Price: 19.99 USD
Availability: InStock

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Celebrate over 75 years of crafts with Aleene’s Original Tacky Glue! One of the most trusted all-purpose adhesives you can find in this3 pack in the 16 fl. oz. size. Tacky Glue works on just about every surface — its thick tacky formula grabs items on contact and dries super strong and clear, making it great for crafts, hobbies, and household repairs.

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Celebrate over 75 years of crafts with Aleene’s Original Tacky Glue! In 1950, Aleene Jackson broke barriers within the craft industry as she developed a specialty crafting adhesive, now known as “Aleene’s Original Tacky Glue.” She chose the iconic gold bottle that is still used today to reflect the premium quality of its contents: the gold standard of adhesives. Tacky Glue works on just about every surface: its thick, tacky formula grabs items on contact and dries super strong, permanent, and clear, making it great for crafts, hobbies, DIYs, and household repairs. Features 3 (16 fl. oz.) bottles of Aleene’s Original Tacky Glue.

Premium all-purpose adhesive
Super strong
Incredibly versatile – works on most surfaces
Thick, tacky formula grabs items on contact
Dries permanent and clear – won’t yellow over time
Cleans up easily with soap and water before drying

How to Use

Always test for best results.

On paper, cloth, and porous materials, spread or brush on a thin coat, press and let dry.
On wood, pottery, and semi-porous materials, apply a heavy coat, compress with a heavy weight or clamp together, then let set 30-40 minutes.
While glue is wet, remove excess glue with a damp cloth.

Dry time will depend on how much glue was used and the temperature and humidity level in your area. A general dry time estimate for this glue is37-47 minutesbased on testing with a 3-millimeter coating at 70-73 degrees Fahrenheit. Thicker applications will dry at a slower rate.

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