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Tomorrow I'm gonna start my very best papercraft thing.
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Tomorrow I'm gonna start my very best papercraft thing. I'll get a x-acto cutter and a cutting mat, but I have no clue about what glue should I buy. Any ideas?
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PVA, also called white glue or wood glue.

Yankees call it Elmer's or some shit like that...weirdos
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>>535025
Over here it's also often called 'tacky glue'.
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OP here, i just bought this because the shop's guy told me he uses it for his papercrafts
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