Glue FAQ

When working with acrylic paint, the surface you’re painting on needs to be completely smooth so that paint can effectively bind onto it. That’s why it’s crucial for artists to learn how to prepare the surface they will be painting on by using a primer. There are many primers on the market, yet some artists…

Wax Paper is mainly used for food storage or wrapping because of its moisture-resistant and non-stick properties. Some crafters might want to use it for their projects, however, it can be challenging to find the right adhesive that will stick to this kind of paper. So, will glue stick to wax paper? Most kinds of…

When working on delicate projects that require the use of glue, it’s a good idea to know how much weight a layer of glue might add to the material. A standard full bottle of glue will seem somewhat heavy when held in hand which can make it difficult to determine the actual weight of the…

The defining characteristic of parchment paper is that it’s nonstick which is why it’s mostly used for cooking. It can also be cut, reshaped, painted on, and embossed, so many crafters use it in their projects. Many craft projects require adhesives to put the material together but because of the nonstick quality of parchment paper,…

Humans have been using animals to manufacture glue for thousands of years. The oldest glue ever made contains a collagen material that comes from certain animals. There’s even an old saying about horses being “sent to the glue factory” when they grow too old or when they need to be put down. So, is glue…