HAR Padding Compound White for Making Note Pads - Quart

I grew up in the printing industry and still work in it. This is the same adhesive that we used at the company that I previously worked for that made tear pads as part of their product offerings. It works great!

I save old paper, cut it up, and make notepads using this stuff to glue one edge. It's also fantastic for turning inexpensive pads of watercolor paper into blocks, which are a pricey way to buy watercolor paper. This container will last for years. Dries quickly and is odorless.

Works well. I tend to use 3coats but 2will do

I like this padding compound.There's only one downside, when it's dried out stays somewhat sticky, so it attracts lint and what not. The price is great so I'll definitely keep using, but Mauve devise a way to cover the glued portion when dry.

Does what padding compound does, and IMHO does it better. Dries clear. Was able to apply two coats in under one hour at moderate tempature and humidity. If you make a lot of pads you know if even if you carefully jog the sheets and chip boards you will always have a few pads where the chip does not bind with the sheet stock. In a run of 500 pads, I only had five failures. It was easy to jog the 5 failed chip-pad lifts, clamp and apply a third coat and those pads were ready to go.

I was able to make pads out of money with ease. I know it says how much you get but there was a lot more than I needed for my project.

Love this stuff. I use it mainly to create watercolor blocks out of loose watercolor paper or my regular watercolor paper pads. It is essential and saved me so much money!

The only fan apart glue I use. It does its job very well