What is UV activated glue and how does it work?
UV activated glue is a type of adhesive that requires a photo-chemical reaction for curing. Exposure to the ultraviolet rays changes the molecular structure of the glue, allowing it to cross…
Why use UV activated glue?
Fix & Flash utilises UV rays to overcome the activation energy needed to create a strong molecular structure which gives you a strong, adhesive bond. This process takes just 15 seconds! For…
Where can I buy Fix & Flash UV activated glue?
Bostik Fix & Flash is sold in-store and online. You can buy our UV activated glue on Amazon and in-store at a number of major retailer. See our list of stockists.
What surfaces can I use Fix & Flash on?
Fix & Flash can be used on 99.9% of materials including wood, ceramic, glass, plastic, and more.Fix & Flash UV activated glue is also water resistant and can resist temperatures from as low…
How do I prepare the surfaces to be glued?
Before applying glue, ensure that all surfaces are of sound nature and clean, dry and free from dust, grease or any other contamination.
There is glue on my fingers and I can't remove it, what should I do?
Rinse your fingers immediately with plenty of warm soapy water and do not pull on the skin that has been glued. If glue remains after using warm soapy water, it will often de-bond within a couple of…
What is the shelf life of the adhesive I have bought and where can I store it?
The shelf life of adhesives varies from product to product, but typically ranges between one and two years from the date of manufacture when unopened and stored correctly in dry conditions - usually…
Is super glue flammable?
All Bostik super glues are non-flammable meaning they do not readily catch fire and do not burn easily.
Is super glue waterproof?
All Bostik super glues are not waterproof and therefore we cannot recommend that they are safe for use in or around water.Fix & Glue Gel and Fix & Glue Liquid are water-resistant meaning…
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.