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Summary: Use the right glue when sending strange items or packaging through the mail; learn how to make custom envelopes and packaging for personal letters in this free video.

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Using Glue on Custom Packages to Mail

I'm now gluing the music sheet. I'm putting the glue on the sheet and not the backing. Just so I can have control of it and I use this simple rubber cement. It works really good. Any office supply store or arts and crafts store should have it. Maybe even a couple brands. And it's relatively inexpensive. A lot cheaper than double sided tape which also works for this kind of project. And I'm going to glue this down since it's going to be on the bottom. And then the picture I cut out will be glued on top of this. You don't want a ton of glue but enough to get at least the edges and part of the center. And make sure you do this in a well ventilated area. If you're in a small room the fumes can be quite over bearing. So that looks good. Let me make sure we've got enough on there. So once you're done put the cap back on. Make sure everything's centered and press down firmly to make sure it's all affixed.

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