I use the 3M for scrollsaw work, and even it tends to pull off unless I coat thick. On the forms, or anywhere a more permanant bond is needed, watered-down titebond works excellently. Let it dry to a little sticky, and be careful not to crease the pattern as you place it. A roller works good for putting the pattern down evenly.

: All: I'm just about ready to start cutting out my forms. So as a test, I used
: some spray adhesive to stick the paper to the plywood. I let it dry, but
: when I went to cut out the form, the paper kept bunching up, ripping,
: shredding, etc...basically it was a terrible mess, and there is no way I
: will be able to follow the lines. The spray adhesive I used was made by
: Elmer's (but I don't think it's the same as the white glue stuff, at least
: it smells different), and it seemed to stick the forms on well, but I was
: still able to peel them off a day later.

: Any suggestions on a better adhesive?

: I forgot to mention, I don't have access to a bandsaw, so I'm using a hand
: held jig-saw (black & decker), which is probably making the problem
: worse.

: Thanks in advance.

: -Charlie