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[Shutterbug]

I am going to attempt to do a chipboard album. What is the best adhesive to use for  putting down the background paper?

[DanielleB]

I would tell you to use the beacon 3 in one

[average_kim]

I would use decoupage glue--just on the back of the paper. Or a spray adhesive.  I once used a glue stick, and didn't have trouble with it coming off.

[blbabe1234]

mod podge is what I use

mod podge or tacky glue/

[MacSarah]

I use mod podge as well.

[Charleneanne]

Mod podge here too 

[Shutterbug]

Thanks!! I will have to give it a try. Hopefully soon.

[beachlover]

I would tell you to use the beacon 3 in one

that's what I use

[croppinmama]

I would tell you to use the beacon 3 in one

This is what I use because I don't like how glossy mod podge looks or feels on my albums. Although I think there is a mat finish now, but have never tried it. 

[Craftyshannon]

I used to know mono for to glue the paper down and didn't seal it with anything on top.

[Shutterbug]

I would tell you to use the beacon 3 in one

This is what I use because I don't like how glossy mod podge looks or feels on my albums. Although I think there is a mat finish now, but have never tried it. 

I have never heard of Beacon3. Will have to look for it. Thanks.

[killarney_rose]

I've used just about everything under the sun to adhere my paper to the chipboard.  My favorite is Mod Podge Matte.  The first time I used it was in 2010 when I did my first Kaiser Craft MDF project.  Just make sure you remove any potential air bubbles from occurring.  Less chance of occurring on chipboard then MDF wood.  I use my bone folder to make sure I have no bubbling always from center to edge.  I've seen score tape used on mini albums published to You Tube to adhere paper..