Adhesive for scroll or band saw pattern

Craft-type spray adhesive works well. Trick is to give it just a light coat. Available from most craft stores, or Rockler has it as well.

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The best..... damned if I know but I use 3M Super 77 and it hasn't failed me yet. Residue wipes off with turps. This stuff sells for $11 per can at craft stores, or 2 cans for $9 at Sam's Club, so be sure to look around.

I've also used brand X spray adhesives and they've all worked fine for me. How much you spray on and how long you allow it to tack up before applying the paper determines how well it sticks. Follow the directions on the can and experiment a bit to get the feel of it since temp and humidity as well as the amount you spray affects performance.

Bob S.

Weak wallpaper paste.

Cheers

Frank

Wallpaper paste / library paste / gum arabic paste -- basically the old traditional water-based recipes. You can soak it off afterwards.

Aerosol spray glue, used for screen-printing T shirts. This is a high initial tack, low final strength glue that's used to hold fabric in place while you print it.

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Old tried and true method! if you don't have the spray adhesive. Dilute Elmers or any other wood glue with water. Worked for me for years.

I do just that. Works great. Use very little glue and spread super thin.

Currently using 3M 77 but looking for Papermate Driline Adhesive said to be similar to Post it adhesive. Found another temporary adhesive in Wal Mart.

I use 3M 77 spray adhesive. Then lightly rub the pattern with mineral spirits in a rag to release the pattern.

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