Comments about Lineco Polyvinyl Acetate (PVA):

I took a hand-made book class several years ago and the teacher recommended this glue. I have used it on everything paper since then. My current project is repairing old (1913-1925) paper piano rolls. (The ones that make player pianos work.) This glue is perfect for the job. Although it is water based, I only have to use a very thin coating, so the water does not affect the paper, yet the paper I'm using for repairs adheres perfectly. I like that I have a few moments to re-position the repair if necessary. Since it is archival, it is the best thing I could use on these wonderful old rolls. When I was running low on this glue, I started looking for it at my local stores to no avail. Thank goodness I found it at Dick Blick.

Comments about Lineco Polyvinyl Acetate (PVA):

I find old picture frames, also work with new ones....takes
shells I find on the beach, and make interesting frames....
used to use hot glue...however, if this product were in a home
without climate control.....ex...high humidity....the shells
would sometimes fall off.....was suggested to me, use the PVA...and that will not happen....it is an experiment...hope
that it doesn't happen with the PVA...I also, when finished
the product....use a paint brush with pva....to create a shine...takes a few days for it to dry....keeping my fingers crossed....

Comments about Lineco Polyvinyl Acetate (PVA):

Very happy with my purchase

Comments about Lineco Polyvinyl Acetate (PVA):

i use this glue for collages also to glue my artwork up on my attic walls and ceiling (which are both sheetrocked). i drip some on,then use a paintbrush to smooth and spread it out.
i know once i use this glue,on something-IT IS NEVER GOING TO FALL APART-IT IS THERE FOREVER. possibly the best glue i have ever used and it is acid free and long lasting. try some for yourself!