05-19-2012, 03:46 PM
I'm running an experiment with white glue and illustration board -- there's a lot of scrap material with just lettering and instructions on the Kingmill sheets, and I cut two rectangles from that and glued one to a piece of illustration board with full-strength white glue swabbed out to a uniform, thin coverage, and the other to illustration board with diluted white glue. The ink didn't run in either case. The paper did tend to curl when it was first applied to the white glue, both full strength and diluted, but after a minute or so I could press it down again, and it stuck just fine. In my experience, spray adhesive has just as much of a tendency to lump and wrinkle, and with it you don't get a second chance. We'll see how the test looks after it's dried overnight.