Elmer’s glue
The Elmer’s Glue company says that no animals are harmed in the production of their products. However, the glue is actually made of polyvinyl acetate, a synthetic polymer. This is derived from petroleum, natural gas, and other materials. This means that Elmer’s isn’t 100% vegan, but it’s still better than reusing dead ungulates.
Mod Podge
Mod Podge is a glue and sealant that can be used to decorate anything, from clothing and accessories to wood furniture and even bicycles. It was developed in the 1960s to help people decoupage items. Today, Mod Podge is available in a wide variety of colors and uses. The company that produces Mod Podge is based in Norcross, Ga. The company has been in business for over 40 years.
Aleene’s Tacky Glue
Whether you’re a crafty DIYer or are just looking for a great glue to stick things together, you can count on Aleene’s Tacky glue to stick things together. This glue is a PVA – or water-soluble – formula that forms a strong bond on contact with surfaces. This fast-drying glue won’t damage your skin and will stay tack-free for a long time.
Welbond’s vegan glue
Although some of the largest glue brands still use animal ingredients in some products, more adhesives are switching to vegan formulas. Vegan glues use synthetic ingredients and chemical processes that do not contain any animal products or derivatives.
Loctite
If you’re looking for a vegan-friendly glue, Loctite is a great choice. They make an adhesive that is super strong, but vegan-friendly. It contains an epoxy resin and a hardener that are used in many metal working applications. The glue requires mixing time before it sets, usually two to sixty minutes. You can purchase this brand from J.B. Weld, but other vegan-friendly brands are also available.
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