UHU All Purpose Adhesive 35ml Solvent Free (Pack of 3)

The best glue for miniatures such as book nooks. Easy to apply, scentless, and also easy to remove if you make a mistake. Dries clear and is easy to wipe of with a smudger or cotton but.

Recommended by a fellow crafter who speaks highly of its ability to hold quickly & work on a wide variety of materials.

My wife has gotten into model doll house crafting lately (the kind that requires you to make mini couch cushions, cat displays, plants, etc). It's super intricate work, and she needed this specific glue for the projects. I have to say that the doll houses are turning out amazing, and the glue seems to be working for her needs. She described it as similar to rubber cement in that you let it dry to some extent before connecting parts. It was cheaper than the craft stores for the same stuff, so we are both happy!

I first learned of UHU when living in Europe years ago. When we left, I took a significant number of the little yellow tupes, packed in our household goods shipment. So many that I was inspected and asked justify the quantity. Apparently successfu.l, I was permitted to retain all. Two months prior to this purchase, I finished the last bit in the last tube and was AMAZED and pleased to find the product on Amazom. UHU has an amazing shelf life and an equally amazing ability to replace a variety of other adhesives. If restricted to only one general purpose adhesive, it wou.d be UHU.

I have been using Uhu for as long as I have been using glue and I am so happy that we can now buy it here in the U.S.

I intended to buy the solvent based version, so I was skeptical when I realized my mistake. Doing paper construction, laminating sheets together and gluing small tabs, it holds well. You have a very little time to adjust position, then you're locked in. So far, so good. And there's no fumes at all, no smell, cleans off fingers easily. Awesome.But it is water based, so if you're gluing large areas a lot of water gets absorbed into the paper. I'm gluing cardstock, and it absorbs a lot. Starts curling and deforming immediately, so I press it under weight. After A COUPLE OF DAYS it has dried enough to take the weight off, so that it can get air and dry properly. Another day or so and it's pretty dry.So it's a battle between paper and water, which is why I intended to get the original solvent based version. If you can't take the fumes, this is the one for you, though I can't help but wonder if you might just as well go with the Uhu stick. Once I've gone through this stuff, I'm getting the solvent based stuff.If there's green on the label, it's solvent free and water based. The original label has no green on it.

I used this to style a wig and glue decorations onto a silk gown for the Cosplay Couture Gala! The bangs on the wig were a particular shape and the styling needed to survive being in a suitcase. It's did both excellently - Glue held fast and was flexible with no cracking, which I've had happen with fabric glue in a wig. If you're gluing a lot of wig fibers, give it 24 hours minimum to fully set.E6000 is something I used in the past but it tends to be harder to handle and the fumes are overwhelming. This is much gentler, though you should still wear PPE!!!

This is good for crafts where you're actually going to be gluing, HOWEVER if you're trying to create a SFX drool, water, cobwebs etc, please get the non solvent free version! This one won't stretch like the solvent one does!