Glue advice for papercrafting

[u/Fondyhop]

Hey guys, i am new at papercrafting. I was using solid glues for it but i know thats not good for papercrafting. I need a new glue. What you guys recommend to me?

[u/Fondyhop]

+ I usualy make papercraft plane models. I need something that wont wet the paper

[u/tatobuckets → u/Fondyhop]

Yes! Glue or Nori rice glue

[u/kbraz1970]

What sort of glue are you using? A glue stick?
Depending on what you are making, you could use double sided tape. Glue sticks are ok to us but can leave lumps on the paper,sometimes.

[u/Fondyhop → u/kbraz1970]

Glue sticks are very bad. Its polluting the paper, slow drying time and bending the paper. Probably its better at high g papers but glue sticks are pissing me off. I am a rookie i was using it without knowing but now i am trying to make better projects so i need a new one. Ill use uhu for general probably. + i cant use double sided tape because its not usable for my projects

[u/1January1970]

I used elmer's white glue for most paper.

[u/Fondyhop → u/1January1970]

I understood its a popular one

[u/darlingkd]

I use the bearly brand, but it leaves residue on dark colors.

[u/Scar_2002]

Depends on the paper thickness too though

[u/Fondyhop → u/Scar_2002]

Usually 160g

[u/linwe_luinwe]

I like Aleene’s and Uhu glue sticks for thinner papers, and Yes! Glue paste. They don’t buckle the paper because they’re not watery.