I’ve spilt Fix & Glue on my work surface, how do I remove it?
Wipe the affected area with an acetone dampened cloth or nail polish remover containing acetone.
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 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.
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…
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…
Will Bostik Glu Dots stain fabric, walls or photos?
Bostik Glu Dots are acid and lignin-free and are non-toxic so they will not stain or leave a sticky residue behind when applied to fabric, walls or photos.
How to repair the sole of your shoe
If your trainer's sole comes unstuck, it must be reattached to prevent the opening from widening. One tube of Bostik Fix & Glue will do the trick. With this instant glue, the repair will be strong,…
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…
What is the difference between PVA glue and “normal glue”?
PVA glue is a specific type of water-borne adhesive, often used for craft, school and light DIY projects. It is commonly used on porous materials such as paper, card, wood and fabric, and is often…
Can PVA glue be transparent? Does PVA glue dry completely clear?
Bostik PVA Glue is white when applied and dries clear, also referred to as drying transparent or opalescent.