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    Old 04-25-2011, 04:53 PM
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    Old 04-25-2011, 05:03 PM
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    Originally Posted by sewmuchmore
    Where do you buy it from? Is there a brand name?
    Just plain old Rubber Cement from Staples is what I have!! It is very gooey and smelly when wet but dries clear and slightly sticky.
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    Everyone on the May Swap may wind up getting rubber cement.
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    Does anyone know what that clear rubbery stuff they use to attach ads sometimes is. It peels right off but it sticks til you peel it.

    It seems like it must be some form of rubber cement but not yellowy.
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    A friend of mine told me that about 2 months ago. It works great!
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    Old 04-26-2011, 03:07 AM
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    Please what is rubber cement?
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    Old 04-26-2011, 03:28 AM
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    I dont remember ! LOL

    I did it years ago, I may have used a popsickle stick to press down on it.

    OOPS forgot to quote - this is in reponse to how to keep hot glue thin.
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    It is an old-fashioned adhesive in a small brown glass jar with a lid which has the brush stuck to the inside of the lid. It is grayish-transulcent and gooey, and is great for photographic projects or other paper-paste-ups. If you smear it outside the edges of the paper, when it dries you can rub it off. when it dries it looks rubbery. It has what are called volative compounds for drying purposes so don't breathe it in.

    In fact I think they used to make it in a spray form for photography purposes. Wonder if they still do.

    I don't know much about quilting but I can glue, baby, glue! :thumbup:
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    I'll have to find my little bottle....can't wait to give it a try! Thanks!
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