Just As Good As Wheat Paste
Intro: Just As Good As Wheat Paste
A different way to make paste that is way easier than wheat paste recipes and it is just as good. Benefits of this are that it doesn't stink while being stored,you don't need to refrigerate it,and its made from house hold materials you probably won't even spend any money in the production oh yeah and its super fast to make and use when using it on da streets it never needs to be stirred again it after it was stirred in production
In 1990, the University of Washington measured the holding power of various adhesives:
Adhesive Peel Test
Rice Paste 7.9 lbs
Wheat Paste 8.1 lbs
White Glue (full strength) 7.5 lbs
White Glue (diluted 1:1 with water) 8.1
In 1990, the University of Washington measured the holding power of various adhesives:
Adhesive Peel Test
Rice Paste 7.9 lbs
Wheat Paste 8.1 lbs
White Glue (full strength) 7.5 lbs
White Glue (diluted 1:1 with water) 8.1
STEP 1: Materials
Roller or Paintbrush
Permanent Marker
Paper
container
White Glue
Water
Permanent Marker
Paper
container
White Glue
Water
STEP 2: Mix It and Stir
Mix water with glue at a 1:1 ratio
Be aware not to put too much water or else it wont be very sticky
ITS ALWAYS BETTER TO HAVE TOO LITTLE THAN TOO MUCH IN THIS CASE
Stir it up with something until it is mixed and not still seperated
When you pull out the whatever you use to stir it u want it to be sticky thats a sighn of a good mixture
Be aware not to put too much water or else it wont be very sticky
ITS ALWAYS BETTER TO HAVE TOO LITTLE THAN TOO MUCH IN THIS CASE
Stir it up with something until it is mixed and not still seperated
When you pull out the whatever you use to stir it u want it to be sticky thats a sighn of a good mixture
STEP 3: Roll
Now Roll the paste on to your surface put enough paste for the size of your paper
STEP 4: Stick It
Place your paper on the area where you rolled the paste
Make sure you keep wrinkles and air bubbles out if you dont people can take it off easier and it looks ugly
sometimes depending on your paper while it is wet it looks like wrinkles are everywhere but when it dries you can't see them
Now put a light coat of paste over your paper To make sure nobody can take it down without putting in way more work than it took for you to put it up
Make sure you keep wrinkles and air bubbles out if you dont people can take it off easier and it looks ugly
sometimes depending on your paper while it is wet it looks like wrinkles are everywhere but when it dries you can't see them
Now put a light coat of paste over your paper To make sure nobody can take it down without putting in way more work than it took for you to put it up
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trialex 16 years ago
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Bobblob 13 years ago
I always use the white flour paste recipe for indoor pieces but with a variation.
6 parts flour
1 part liquid starch
1 part white glue ( PVA )
1.5 - 2 Tablespoons of regular table salt
(This amount of salt works well if the units or "parts" are 1/3 cup. The addition of SALT stops the smell or any mold from growing and I have stored it in a sealed container in the refrigerator for months.)
Add warm water to get a thin pancake batter like mix. It can be tinted with latex or acrylic paint as well.
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