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Do I need a super glue gel or a super glue liquid?

A super glue liquid has a low viscosity, meaning the liquid flows easily. This type of formula is great for filling horizontal surface cracks and fractures where the adhesive can flow into the cracks…
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What are the recommended uses of Glu Dots?

Bostik Glu Dots Removable are ideal for arts & craft, scrapbooking, card marking, collages and model making. Bostik Glu Dots Removable are the perfect size to allow for precise and accurate…
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What are glue dots and what are they used for?

Bostik Glu Dots are pressure-sensitive, double-sided, adhesive dots available in a removable or permanent formula.Our Glu Dots can stick to almost anything including paper, wood, plastic, foam, metal…
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How long does it take fabric glue to dry?

We recommend allowing for around 24 hours for Bostik Fabric Glue to completely cure, though it may be dry to the touch in less time.
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What is the shelf life of Glu Dots?

24 months, unopened, from date of manufacture. Store in dry conditions between +5⁰ C and +25⁰ C.
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Will fabric glue stop fraying?

Absolutely. Bostik Fabric Glue provides a strong, flexible bond that prevents fraying.
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Is fabric glue washable?

Yes, Bostik Fabric Glue is machine-washable so is perfect for clothing repairs and can withstand everyday wear and tear.
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Does super glue work in the cold?

Yes, all Bostik super glues remain highly effective providing a strong, long-lasting bond in the cold, including temperatures as low as -20°C.
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What is super glue made of?

Bostik’s Super Glue Liquid is made of ethyl cyanoacrylate. Cyanoacrylate is an acrylic resin that cures almost instantly. The fast-setting, ultra strong and colourless properties of our super glue…
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Is super glue heat resistant?

Yes, all Bostik super glues are heat resistant up to +80°C.Safety warning: Persistent heat may affect the strength and longevity of the bond and therefore should be avoided.