better than stapling. You can use wheatpaste to put your eye-catching flyers up on most any surface. This is a snazzy way to spread your message or just beautify the streets.
Im sure there are lots of crafty ways to use your own home-made paste but I have only ever used it for "graffiti"
A sense of humor is called for when designing a poster that will be viewed by anyone who walks by :-)







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Rachel K.
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Natoo
elosie f.
Doldrum
Missy El
flowerint...
Ann M.
Liane G.
Lily B.
caitlin c.
Connie
*killercu...
Queen.Of....
Kaiizer
Rockin'Re...
S♥mmie
queeriam
Lorraine M.
K.B
ViCToRia V.
myra m.
Eva K.
ashl33
Anna
amalia r.
Karrie B.
jaffacakey
Not A.
Laura F.
CourtneyC...
Carli
Ansley B.
mlc1803 m.
Maozi
Ira S.
berta!
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Emma T.
Rosie-x
miquette
Riechan
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floortje b.
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Nayely E.
Mar 17, 2008 2:09am
Hahaha i used to eat this stuff. It works amazingly with paper mache (sorry for the spelling)
Nayely E.
Mar 17, 2008 2:09am
Hahaha i used to eat this stuff. It works amazingly with paper mache (sorry for the spelling)
ʎǝɔɐɹƃ
Mar 20, 2008 5:58pm
Is this just like a thick and indestructible PVA glue?
Could you use this as a substitute??
tai l.
Mar 21, 2008 8:22pm
why would you want to use PVA glue, when you can make this basically for free? And trust me, wheatpaste works WELL, you try to rip the poster off, you get a little piece of paper, it takes a LOT of effort to get rid of it!