Yamato Nori Rice Sticking Paste- 220g Tube

I used this for paper mache, and it worked great, I even mixed with a tiny bit of water. It comes out like gel, and I must say that the way it dispenses from the tube makes it a real joy to use. I also have a jar of similar paste, but I'll reach for the tube every time for 'ease of use' factor. There is a lot of paste in this tube size, but I'd buy it again when I run out.

I saw a video where someone used this glue to decoupage and thought I would give it a try. I love how smooth it brushed on. It worked better than other mediums because it is not as wet so I didn't have to worry as much about tearing. It does clean up very easily with water so I would seal any projects that might get wet.

Good for keeping needlepoint thread from fraying

I've used this to adhere paper to paper so far. The adhesion is good, and I love that it is repositionable for a bit. Thus means ut takes longer to dry, but that's part of the deal. I knocked off one star because there is a sheen when the glue is dry. I have not yet tried it on thicker or heavier media.

I'm using this to glue together papercrafts. Currently using this to make a character from an anime. Glue comes out of the tube just fine. No real hassle with a mess either. If the paste gets on your hands it's very easy to get off. Dries relatively quickly when used in tiny amounts. Which is great for pasting paper together, especially small/tiny parts.

If you want Nori paste then this is a great buy. As a general paper adhesive its probably expensive compared to other alternatives but I wanted it for chine colle and it does a great job.

I tried to use this to adhere paper to wood and it did not work.

Love this paste glue. It is the best for so many of our paper repair projects.

Parfait pour la technique en taille douce du chine collé avec des papiers washi

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Excellent for chine college, and in a very handy squeezy tube.

I was interested in these types of glues after seeing a instructor on Skillshare use it with thin papers like rice paper, tissue paper, collage & printed papers. It doesn't wrinkle, doesn't show /soak thru these more fragile materials. No glue lumps & bumps. I squeeze a small amount onto a pallet knife and spread it across the page gently (you could use a paint brush or a media scraper tool as well). You are able to remove or reposition your page for several minutes before it begins to dry which appeals to some. Def not for heavy paper like watercolor or mixed media types, they just peel off. It's a gentle glue, not a strong one. Cheers!