3M™ 568 Positionable Mounting Adhesive, 11 Inches x 50 Feet

The best permenant adhesive for sticking paper to board. I use it for a large price list that I stick to foamed. No bubbles, great adhesion (edge to edge) and easy to use. No more breathing in fumes from spray adhesives

I use this for mounting Uart pastel paper onto backing card. Having tried glue and every other product going, this one is perfect and easy to use.

I mounted a 2’x3’ photo on foam board without any problems. Love this product.

I will certainly never go back to tapes or sprays! This stuff is quick, clean, and easy to use. I do it backwards, though, in order to obtain maximum control over placement of the image in the opening of the mat. 1) Cut the PMA to size ( a bit oversized, actually) and place it, sticky side down, on the backer board. Burnish it down, then slice cleanly through the backing paper without cutting into the mat, more or less across the middle. 2) Place the photograph face up on top of the backing paper, place the mat face up on top of that, and align the image as you desire, being sure to hold the mat in proper alignment with the backer board. Now hold the photograph down with one hand and remove the mat (yes, you'll have to switch hands on the photograph in order to get rid of your stylish new photo-mat bracelet!). 3) Still holding the photograph, peel half the backing paper out from under it -- tricky but doable. Lightly press the photograph down on that side, then repeat on the other side. Now lay the release paper on the photograph and burnish well. Put the mat back on and frame it. Tada! Three minutes start to finish, no muss no fuss, and no cat stalking around for the rest of the day, angry because he walked in your overspray and got his paws all sticky.

I have a love/hate/hate/hate relationship with adhesives. Even the ridiculously expensive ones tend to leave evidence when gluing paper to paper (or cardstock to cardstock, etc. ) I used this to adhere printed paper to a journal cover. . . not a wrinkle, great adhesion. Just a bit tricky to use as it's very sticky and I have low vision. I intend to use it to adhere intricate die cuts and small labels that sometimes are hard to apply. I haven't done the calculations for the cost of this vs. say, double stick tape or sheets of double sided adhesive, so I don't know if this is more or less expensive per sq. inch. Very satisfying to use and great results.

I will preface this by saying I have not used this a great deal, as yet. I will also say that my primary use is in the creation of handmade books. It works GREAT! And as bookbinders know, if you can avoid water on your paper (as with traditional glues such as PVA) you can avoid a lot of warping. I love this for the fact that it does lessen the likelihood of warping because it is a dry adhesive. I began using it when I could no longer get replacements rolls for my XYRON. I like this BETTER than the XYRON. And I think it is a better value for the money. If you make books, give it a try... YAY! 5 stars

I have a Apache 18 inch laminator. I adjust it for about 150 degrees. I lightly tack on the adhesive sheet to the photo, trim it, and run it through the laminator rollers between some butcher paper. I then peel and lightly position it on the mount board (light gague), and run it through the laminator with the butcher paper again and voila! a perfect mount, no schratches, streaks no fuss no muss.