62191 MONO Multi Liquid Glue, 0.88 Ounce, 1-Pack. Multi-Purpose Glue with Dual Tip Dispenser for Precise to Full Coverage Application

This is an excellent glue for those who make greeting cards and other hobbies. I do not go without it. It goes a long way also.

My go to adhesive for attaching paper die cuts, especially on glitter cardstock. Takes awhile to dry but worth the wait! A very firm bond.

This glue is one of the best that I have used for crafting. It has the fine point tip which makes it easy to apply and it dries clear.

Tomboy Mono Liquid Glue is my glue of preference when I make handmade greeting cards. I use the small tip in order to give a more precise direction of where the glue is going. The great advantage of using this glue is two-fold: 1. I have the ability to slightly move the paper if I have it off center. I try to get it exactly where I want it, but if I am just a bit off, then I can quickly push the paper to the location I need it to be, and 2. This glue has latex in it and it holds extremely well. This means that it can hold paper, small wooden embellishments, sequins, etc. and they will stay where they are placed. If I get the glue on my fingers, I have found that it does not wipe off well with just a tissue. I have to wash it off with soap and water. But it DOES wash off (fingers, that is, I have not gotten any on my clothes so I cannot tell you if it washes off okay. The ability of the glue to securely hold what it is attached to, is quite amazing! However, if I want to take two pieces of paper apart, it cannot be done without tearing the papers. So, this glue is very secure. I also, noted that if any glue was accidentally oozing from under a piece of paper or embellishment, I could use a sketch eraser when the glue was dry, and the glue could be completely removed without any trace of the glue left behind. Just a note about children: I wouldn't recommend allowing children to use this glue unless an adult is helping them. It is very secure and it is not easy to get off skin unless you use water and help them to scrub it off.

If you are reading this review you may question whether this is a good adhesive. I think it is based on my use to date. Whether it will still be holding my scrapbook layouts and crafts together years from now remains to be seen. I spent some time and money this year looking for better adhesives than I was using. I craft mostly with paper products, some fabric and lightly dabble in jewelry making. No one adhesive will in any way be suitable for all paper or fabric crafts but I do get by with just two adhesives for jewelry making. Its the paper crafting I took up a couple years ago that had me flummoxed & baffled. First I couldn't find the perfect tape runner for me. Nor could I find a liquid glue that would hold well without buckling paper or leaving unsightly residue where least wanted. Ditto glue sticks and glue pens. My early choices simply did not go down well, hold well or they left marks on my paper. I checked many Amazon and other site reviews before buying TomBow Mono and Beacon 3n1 Advanced Craft Glue. Both appeared popular so I bought them. Of the two, TomBow Mono is far and away my favorite. I gave it four stars instead of five because the small dispenser end has clogged to the point nothing comes out of it. It has clogged a few times before but fiddling got it to work. I'm soaking it upside down in water now to see if it helps. Tombow Mono does not buckle my paper! I think It will hold both short and long term. I am very pleased with the way it goes down, it's non-distorting properties and its hold. I am only disappointed that it's promising narrow tip is such a clogger. Maybe my first bottle is an exception. As for the Beacon 3n1 - my bottle dried up hard as a rock from the bottom up just after opening it. I got one use out of the entire 4 oz bottle. Total waste of money. Yet other crafters like it so there is always a chance that I received old stock that was dying before it reached my hands. As to the TomBow Mono's popularity outside of shopping sites- well let me tell you what I learned just last week. I was killing time instead of cleaning house watching End of 2014 Favorite Products of The Year YouTube videos. I watched an entire Video Blog Hop posted by die-heart paper crafters from all over the globe. Each video blogger boasts hundreds to a thousand or more subscribers. The most frequently praised adhesives were this green TomBow Mono, the big ATG Guns and ScoreTape. This TomBow Mono was far and away the most often mentioned liquid glue. Another TomBow in a blue bottle was praised a few times as well. These ladies are artists and experts. Therefore - I would value their collective expert opinion over my limited one. They swear by this TomBow Mono! I'm betting it may well be worth five Amazin stars but my tip clogged so I'm sticking to my four stars based on my first bottle.

I've been using the Tombow MONO Multi Liquid Glue for over 10 years and keep ordering it again and again. It’s absolutely perfect for crafting—bonds quickly so I can move on to the next step fast, and the dual tip is great for both delicate details and full coverage. I especially love using it for card making. Reliable, precise, and a must-have in my craft drawer!

I was not a glue fan for any of my card making, I usually used a tape runner, but I decided to give it a try for those tiny things I added to cards and it worked great. Very sticky, dries quickly and things stay on where you put them. I use this fairly regularly now.

I bought this brand of glue after watching crafters on YouTube use this glue for paper crafting. I absolutely love the way you can use glue in two different ways with the same bottle! The quality of fantastic. The glue holds really well and there is not a lot of bubbles that you get with the cheap water based glues. This glue might cost a little more, but it’s worth the cost. You get value for the money.