3 x Compact Permanent Glue Roller/Disposable

These little things are amazing! It's one of the more expensive ways to buy glue, but, for the right project, by far the easiest solution.We bought a box of these to stick down self-assemble CD covers. We tried doing it with regular Pritt (didn't stick enough) and with wet glue (didn't stick enough _and_ bubbled through the card). Then someone introduced me to these. One full box of 10 was enough for 200 CD covers. The glue is extremely sticky, and the dispenser is easy to use once you get the hang of it (until then, it's a bit of a nightmare). It's also completely dry glue, so there's no bubbling or deformation.The plastic dispenser is non-refillable, so make sure you get these properly recycled.

I have been using these rollers - both the permanent and the re-stickable version - for many years now, and find them very useful for sticking paper or card. They are very easy to use, and stick instantly. The glue does not wet or distort the paper, you don't need to wait for it to dry, and there are no fumes or odours. The glue is a very very pale pink, so that you can see where you've applied it, and I haven't had problems with it showing through the paper. The glue does not seem to deteriorate if the rollers are stored for a long time. The permanent glue sticks strongly to paper and card, and will hold quite thick card together - it sticks almost instantly, so you don't need to pin things in place while you wait for it to set. It's not quite as strong as good quality double-sided tape, but easier to apply. I have not tried sticking paper/card to other surfaces.There are some disadvantages:Expensive - one roller doesn't last me very long. This pack of 10 is worth getting if you use the rollers regularly, and shop around for the best price.Tricky to apply to very small areas or odd-shaped corners as you have to roll it along.You can't slide surfaces together to align them like you can with wet glues. Once stuck, you have literally only a few seconds to peel apart and reposition, and no chance if you're working with thin or delicate materials. (There is a re-stickable version but the glue is not strong, more like a post-it note. I have used them together - positioning first, then sticking permanently).If you run the roller beyond the edge of the paper, the glue can collect in a little pink blob - this is not difficult to remove as long as you notice.I would recommend these disposable rollers rather than the refillable ones. There isn't much difference in price, and I've found the refillable version is prone to problems with the tape tangling or tearing, and glue collecting at the edge of the roller - this occasionally happens with the disposable version but not often, especially once you've got used to how hard to press (not very) and how quickly to roll.I have made some quite sturdy card and paper models for work using these rollers, and they hold together well and some have lasted for years. The strong, instant bond, lack of fumes, and ease of use make these indispensable in my work.

These are so quick and easy to use with my craft projects. I go through them so quickly though.

Excellent product and service in all respects.

Easy to use it works well for mounting photography and backing mounts

I used to use double sided tape but got fed up struggling to peel the backing off. These rollers are much easier to use but it does seem a shame to throw the plastic casing away when the tape is used up. Maybe I could create a piece of art with them!

I use Pritt permanent strip almost every day and buying them in bulk saves me a fortune.

Ordered a batch of ten. Found most ran out of glue sticking very quickly, even though lots of tape left. Not happy as use this alot.