JuwelAquarium 86249 Poster Fix, 30 ml

Just a we tip for anyone thinking about trying this out for best results and to avoid air bubbles when applying your poster carefully place your fish tank facing down the ways so the front off tank facing the ground this way the glue won't run down the glass when being applied i used a brand new paint brush to gently paste glue evenly across the back off my tank then applied my poster then used a credit card to smooth out any access glue that will run out at the edge/conner off your tank keep doing this over again until no more glue comes out at the edge/conner off tank keep wipeing the access glue away when it runs out with a Microfiber cloth until no more comes out the Credit card also smooths out all the air bubbles works really really well when done right and take a bit off time when your doing it my background poster came up 100% perfect no air bubbles looks fantastic so happy with it i hope this review helps you to get that perfect look for your tank

This is not an adhesive but some form of oil. it never dries and so the poster is not fixed in place and can be pulled off or drop off.I put some small pieces on the side of a nano tank and they kept falling of due to the curl of the poster and the non adhesive characteristic of the product. You will also tend to find the oily residue can get everywhere.I incorrectly thought it was based on a polymer that would dry and stick the poster on, thus acting as an adhesive.I suppose you can at least take the poster off and have a change of background but I also suspect that vaseline or vegeatble oil would have done a similar job.Thanks for the mess I now have to clean up,followed by buying a new background to fix on the good old fashioned way with tape.

The glue worked great for my plastic (very bendy) background. All you have to do is make sure that the background has been flattened prior to putting it up. People are complaining that the glue is runny but thanks to that you can easily get all the air bubbles out with something as simple as a credit card. Highly recommend it.

This product does work..... but it needs a lot of work! It’s very very very sticky..... but not a glue. It actually has in oil type finish to it, which I guess allows it to have the ‘sheerness’.You have to completely cover the outside of the glass pane (our tank is only 40cm x 30cm x 20cm’s so quite a small area and I used prob 2 3rds of this bottle). So you cover it entirely but then scrape away the excess (with pressure from a credit card or a good bit of cardboard) which is a very very messy task.I was teasing out the air bubbles for a good 15-20 minutes, wiping away the excess as I went. And unfortunately I still needed to run some clear celotape on each side as the image was curling away. The adhesive as I said is also very oily and it ran all over the tank.... thankfully not inside. So took quite a while to get it in shape and the tank ready for dressing.But that all being said.... I’ve got no air bubbles and the image looks great!!! So in summary, it takes a good 30-40 minutes to get it sorted, but it looks lovely. Not sure what other options there are to secure an image to a fishtank, but if this is one of a few then you just have to do it!!!!

Great poster fix...I was bit skeptical when some reviews said it doesn't hold the poster...but all I did was cleant the glass with windex....applied the juwel generously on the glass and then glued the poster on it and removed the air bubbles. The main thing here is to show some patience while applying and removing all the air bubbles..and leave the poster on the tank for 3 to 4 days without filling the tank and if you want to make sure apply some tapes on the sides of the tank so it properly holds the poster and there you go you will have a lovely background....make your tank pop out.