Elmer's Glue Stick (E579), Disappearing Purple, 12 Sticks
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About Elmer's Glue Stick (E579), Disappearing Purple, 12 Sticks
Overall Feedback:
90% positive
87% appreciated the clear drying finish
When applied, the glue sticks have a purple color which makes it easy to see how well the area is covered. It dries quickly and becomes transparent, so any excess glue that may have been spread beyond the area will not be visible.
I noticed that the purple color disappears when my daughter uses glue. This helps her see how much glue she is using and where she is applying it, which is useful for a child who is still learning how to use glue correctly.
When I give my daughter glue, the disappearing purple color helps her see how much she is using and where she is applying it, which is useful for a child who is still learning how to use glue correctly.
I noticed that the purple color disappears when my daughter uses glue. This helps her see how much glue she is using and where she is applying it, which is useful for a child who is still learning how to use glue correctly.
89% praised the flexible bond
The Purple Glue Sticks are more flexible and glide on smoothly, allowing for multiple peeling and aligning before the glue dries.
89% liked the versatility for different materials
I found it incredibly useful to mount an item into a notebook/journal or affix a couple of pages together to create a Dutch door in a bullet journal spread.
The glue sticks hold paper, cardboard, and even fabric together securely, making them perfect for school projects and creative activities.
85% appreciated the quick drying time, but 15% found it dried slowly
I compared the drying time of two different glue sticks. The Scotch brand did not dry instantly, while the Elmers glue stick dried quickly, with the first section drying by the time I swabbed the paper from one edge to the other.
