R&D: Torn Paper Repair (MIXED RESULTS)

Trying to use glue and tissue paper to repair a torn page from a children's book.
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[@MarcelDiane]

Good job TL

[@TabLeft]

+Marcel's Workshop thanks! I'm gonna try some different stuff on the next rip... should be any minute now with my kids :)

[@MarcelDiane]

TabLeft Workshop , just tear one of the wife's women's magazines.

[@arj446_]

You could try with rolling paper as well. Modern ones are really thin. And they're glossier than tissues.

[@TabLeft]

+Thomas that's a really interesting idea. Are they kinda breathable at all? One of the issues I had what that air would get trapped under the tissue.

[@virtualfather]

on first try if you prewet the tissue with glue it might tears easier.

[@TabLeft]

Andre Lotscher yeah the tissue is surprisingly strong even when wet with the glue and the glue tacks up really fast when it's thin like that so t would be really time sensitive, if I had an acid free glue with a longer open time I think that's what I might have tried.