Jigsaw Puzzle Glue with Sponge Head (2 Pack - 240ml) Suitable for 1000/3000/5000 Pieces of Paper and Wood Puzzle, Clear Water-Soluble Quick Dry Jigsaw Puzzle Glue, 240ml

I’ve glued a lot of puzzles together and this is my new favorite! Works very easily, the sponge spreads the glue really well and as long as you do smaller areas at once you can get it really smooth in one coat. So far the hold is great and easy to clean up from. Glad I tried it!

This puzzle glue is less expensive than most, but is every bit as good. It dries crystal clear, is easy to apply, levels out nicely.

I could probably cover five or six puzzles with this two pack. We don't do that many puzzles so I bought more than I needed but the one puzzle we wanted to use it for it worked very well. It was thick and applied nicely and didn't leave heavy streak marks. It dried perfectly clear and was not messy. A thin coat held our puzzle together really well and it's now hanging on the wall without any issues

This glue is easy to apply and also quick drying. The only issue I have is that they claim 1 bottle is enough for 3000 pieces. We've been able to do 2-500 piece puzzles and half of a 1000 piece puzzle before the first bottle was empty. Other than that I am very happy with this glue.

Got a kid 100-piece puzzle with tiny puzzle pieces, so tiny, in fact, only kid fingers can manipulate them. My grandchild thought the idea of gluing the completed puzzle on a canvas frame would be cool. The glue is a little tricky for a 7-year old but I was able to negotiate the glue stick. The stick, btw, is very cleverly designed. It has a permanent plastic needle that is used to pierce the sticker on the opening of the stick and then is used to fit into the sponge hole so that the hole never clogs. So clever! The stick needs constant squeezing pressure to get the glue to come out evenly to be spread on the puzzle pieces. You have to figure out the direction to press the sponge head to not push out the pieces while pushing on the opposite side of the puzzle to keep everything in place. But its all very easy once you figure it all out. Apply the glue on the front, wait for it to dry (1-2 hours), apply another layer to be sure it stays together, flip it and apply glue on the back and drop it carefully on to the canvas. I used a piece of writing paper when I did the first and second coat because I figured some glue would ease through and cause the puzzle to stick to your table...and luckily, the paper worked.