Mod PodgePuzzle Saver (8-Ounce), CS15068, White

An 8 oz bottle will do about four 500 piece 24x18 puzzles with 3 coats on the front and 1 coat on the back. We do our puzzles on a piece of laminate countertop (a sink cut out) and I've found I can do the glue up right on that and dried puzzle glue peels off, easy as pie. That is convenient because you don't have to worry; you can just brush the edges to seal them too.I apply with a 3" non-cheapo paintbrush. (Nothing too expensive, but if you use a 99 cent chip brush you'll end up with bristles embedded in your work.) Clean up your brush with water before things dry. I do one coat on the front by pouring a tablespoon or so on a section at a time and brushing it out. It will pool in the joints, but that's good. Don't worry that it's very white and opaque, it dries clear.After the first coat is on reasonably thick, let it dry several hours, then flip the puzzle over, brush a single coat on the back, and let it dry for a few hours. Then flip back over to the front. At that point, you can do coats about once an hour to build whatever thickness you like. I do one more thick coat, sand smooth with 0000 steel wool to get rid of any brush marks and wipe it clean with a very slightly damp cloth. Then one last coat, very thin with a foam brush, and if there's any brush marks after it dries, a bit more 0000 steel wool. At this point the glued puzzle is quite study but with a bit of flex and a nice glossy surface (about as glossy as a standard puzzle's finish.)

This stuff works! Someone gave me a cool 1000 piece circular puzzle and I wanted to hang it up, I haven’t ever saved a puzzle before so I did some research and decided I wanted this stuff, I poked a small hole in the foil under the cap sealing the bottle and poured it out of that hole so it didn’t drip that much and just poured it on the puzzle, I used an old card like A driver’s license card and used that to spread it so there wouldn’t be brush marks, two coats on the front and one in the back and let it dry over night, it is solid! I spun it around in front of my boyfriend like a pizza and it FELL ON THE FLOOR from my hand which was about 5 feet off the ground and it was perfectly fine. I set it in a chair and it bent, set it back on a flat surface and it straightened back out. This stuff is solid and works well and will sort of blend the puzzle lines so it kind of seems more like a picture until you look at closely. Super sturdy glue and eventually I will get around to putting the puzzle up but glad the glue can handle it being shuffled around until I get some adhesive strips.

Works great for keeps along and framing puzzles!

This is the first time using this for my puzzle. It was very easy to use and dried in minutes. I will be using this again. I frame a Christmas gift Puzzle that my granddaughter gave me and I love it. The puzzle set up with no problems and if anyone is looking for a way to frame their puzzle this is the product to use.

Works really well and I love the clear finish. The only things is that I would mostly prefer a sticker on the back rather than a glue now for bigger puzzles. They seem to hold really well but when you pick them up they bend way to easily and a lot of my puzzles have actually fallen apart but it might just be how I set them up for now. I would still use on puzzles less than 1000 personally

Worked perfectly for gluing two puzzles I had finished and wanted to frame. Easy to use and easy cleanup. I let dry for two days just to be safe before I framed.

I love this stuff!Dries Clear: The glue is fully transparent when dried so you can see the puzzle art clearlyThin & Runny: The glue is easy to work with and sinks in between the individual pieces, really adhering everything togetherDries Stretchy: I've used other puzzle glues that dry hard, which seems fine at first. If you're not gentle with it, it'll crack and break. Because this glue dries stretchy, it's easier to handle when dry.I recommend putting parchment paper under the puzzle before gluing. It will be an easy clean-up and the puzzle comes right off when dried

I just used a business card to spread the glue. It dried clear like second skin without showing any streaks that were visible when applying. I only poured the glue on the front side and it solidified in one piece. Great product!