PH Neutral PVA Adhesive 8.8 Oz, Archival Quality Acid-Free Book Binding Glue, Dries Clear and Remains Flexible, Used for Framing, Collages, Paper Crafts

I have a Bible Journal that I have worked in for around seven years. It’s hardbound and around two inches thick. It had started to show wear and tear, and when it accidentally slipped off of the binder I was carrying it on and hit the floor, the binding came partially loose and a page tore. I ordered this product to repair it because I’m not ready to stop using it. It worked exceptionally well and was easy to apply. There was no unpleasant odor. That fixed my problem. I’m very happy that I can continue to regularly use it.

I bought this for binding books. It works great. It dries reasonably quickly and holds tight. The spout/nozzle allows me to apply it directly, which is convenient.

Bought this for my first try at book binding and it works great. It dries fast and clear and binds very well. I can't speak to it's longevity long term, but the way it worked out now I'm pretty confident it will hold up. This was also better priced than a lot of other ones I looked at.

Works as advertised!!!! Used it to secure business stickers to books and it was perfect. Not messy at all either.

I felt like this dried considerably on the brittle side for pva glue.Update: I was contacted by the seller and offered a full refund for this purchase. I used the whole bottle so a refund didn't seem fair but I was really impressed by the integrity and customer service for the offer. Based on that, I'm upping my review. After all, if the product ends up not working for you, they will make it right and that's worth a lot.

Bought this to repair a book which had begun to come apart (the back cover was pulled away from the pages). The glue comes with directions but I also checked the internet for advice. The glue was easy to use and the book now repaired.Excellent customer service; seller reached out to assure satisfaction with the product.

Works great!

I ordered this Vereclue "bookbinding glue" to repair a hardcover book that's coming apart. Upon looking more closely at the box, I discovered it's epoxy resin. When I looked up epoxy resin, it stated it can ruin paper and that it's not recommended for bookbinding. So now I'm totally confused and I don't want to use this glue on my beautiful book. Based on some of the other reviews, it might be perfect but I just don't know. I'm going to research epoxy resin further and see if I can find a use for this.