Renia Aquilim 315 Odorless Water Based Contact Cement for Leathercraft with Ultra Hold and Flexible Adhesive That Dries Quickly

Very efficient glue, I've had it for 2 years, I use it occasionally, but it doesn't get damaged in the package - it doesn't dry out. And it really doesn't have a smell and creates a strong connection of layers. When I finish this package I'll buy another one

No fumes to worry about and it does the job!!!

Used this to layer veg tan and chrome tan leather, and veg tan to veg tan. Works great, you can get a little bit of repositioning out of it at first too. Works great for EVA foam too, just wouldn't suggest using it to glue 2mm foam thin edge to thin edge. It's thicker than barge/dap/beacon cement, and works better on foam than whats labeled as the toluene-free low(er) VOC contact cements.Downside was that cleanup was not as easy as I'd like (not that I expected it to be easy at all) and it does smell and look a bit like liquid latex. Not sure if it has latex in it, but that may be an allergy concern to some.Wish it was sold in a bigger jar, 8oz lasted me approximately one semi extensive armor project of chrome tan backed with veg tan.So far it's held together through hot and cold weather. Definitely would recommend wiping the rim of the bottle before putting the lid on, and not leaving the bottle open for long periods of time.

As a new leather worker, I wanted something that seemed less toxic than the standard barge cement, but still had good adhesion.This pretty much fits exactly.No smell unless I shove my nose in the bottle (even then, it isn't an unpleasant smell, just different).Adhesion is good enough for me. As this is the only glue I've used for leatherwork, I don't have much to compare it to I usually always hand stich the leather, but I've also used to it attach a cat I cut out of leather to the front of a leather purse without stitching. She's been using that purse for a good month or so now and the cat is still firmly stuck to it.

Used this to apply new material to a guitar amp. It is very forgiving as it is water based and doesn't set too quickly. Takes about 15 minutes to be ready after a light application. Once you apply your material, it still doesn't fight you if you have to make corrections. Great product and I will definitely be ordering again for resupply. Just be mindful to wash hands thoroughly. I think I might have gotten myself some poisoning because I just rinsed my hands before I touched fruit and ate it. Some residue was probably still on my hands, got activated by the water, and transferred to the apple. Felt like death. Don't eat this glue.

Works better than the tandy version (ecoweld) and is thicker consistency (imo make it better to apply). Only complaint is that the container is great... I put it in a vacuum seal glass jar and it's much better

I like this waaaaay better than barges contact cement. I really enjoy that it is odorless but the best part is that it isn't super messy. That was my biggest complaint with other contact cements.

After trying a couple different solvent based adhesives made by Barge and others and a few other H2O based adhesives, I finally came upon this adhesive and it is really what I was searching for in a leather adhesive! It is somewhat thicker than other water based cements and it has a long tack time, if you are busy with other jobs, but it sure sticks when you lay one piece to another! It's down and DONE!I am impressed with the edge adhesion of this cement compared to some of the others which seem to weaken as you finish off the edges of your project with burnishing and polishing. If I was in a real hurry to finish one of my own jobs such as tool covers, I wouldn't hesitate to rely on a glued join over glue and stitching for my own use! That is how much stronger the joins are with this cement.Triple A rating on all counts!!!