SMALL FOAM PADS

Small sized square foam pads, ideal for creating 3D effects and multiple other uses around the home, office or school

Colours

White

Sizes
414 x Small Foam Pads

Product overview

Bostik Foam Pads are square, double-sided sticky foam pads - ideal for creating 3D effects in craft projects.

Acid and lignin-free, the foam sticky pads offer a no mess solution with an easy-to-peel and stick technique. Suitable for most flat surfaces including wood, paper, fabric, plastic and more.

Ideal for card making, paper crafts, model making, scrapbooks and much more.

Features & benefits

  • Ideal for card making, paper crafts, model making and much more

  • Contains 50 square foam pads (12mm x 12mm)

  • No mess and easy-to-use

  • Acid and lignin-free

  • Suitable for use on wood, paper, fabric and plastic

  • Instant stick - no need to wait for them to dry

Downloads & resources

Bostik DIY Malaysia Stationery Craft Foam Pads Technical Data Sheet (364.48 KB)

Bostik DIY Malaysia Stationery Craft Foam Pads Safety Data Sheet (214.98 KB)

How to use

Bostik Foam Pads can be used for any of your crafting needs to create 3D effects in your projects. They are our largest foam pads in the range and are most popular for transforming flat 2D cards to become 3D.

To apply:

  1. Gently peel a pad off the sheet
  2. Press one side of the sticky pad to the first surface
  3. Remove the paper backing
  4. Stick the second surface to the foam pad

Note: Be careful not to touch the double-sided sticky pad once the paper backing is removed as it might make it less sticky.

How to remove Foam Pads

To remove your double-sided sticky pads, you must carefully and very slowly peel away the pad from the surface it was applied to.

The adhesive properties of your Foam Pads can increase over time so take extra care when removing.

FAQs

Can I use Foam Pads on mirrors?

Bostik Foam Pads bond to most flat surfaces, which may include mirrors. However, Foam Pads are designed primarily for arts, crafts, scrapbooking, card making, collages, découpage and model-making applications.

Before using Foam Pads on a mirror, test a small area first to confirm suitability for your specific application

How long can Small Foam Pads be stored?

Bostik Small Foam Pads can be stored for up to 24 months from the date of manufacture when kept in their original unopened packaging under the recommended storage conditions.

For best results, store the pads in dry conditions between +5°C and +25°C. Proper storage helps maintain adhesive performance and usability throughout the product’s shelf life.

How do you use double-sided sticky pads?

To use Bostik Foam Pads, gently peel a pad from the sheet and press one side onto the first surface. Remove the paper backing, then press the second surface onto the exposed side of the foam pad.

Bostik Foam Pads provide an instant bond and are commonly used to create 3D effects in card making, paper crafts, scrapbooks and model-making projects. Avoid touching the adhesive surface after removing the backing, as this can reduce stickiness.

How long do foam pads last?

Bostik Foam Pads provide an instant bond and are designed for creating 3D effects and attaching materials in craft projects. How long they remain in place can vary depending on the surfaces used, the application and the conditions they are exposed to.

Bostik Foam Pads are suitable for use on most flat surfaces, including wood, paper, fabric and plastic, and are commonly used for card making, paper crafts, model making and scrapbooks.

What are foam pads used for?

Bostik Foam Pads are used to create 3D effects in craft projects and to attach lightweight materials with an instant bond. They are commonly used for card making, paper crafts, model making, scrapbooks and other creative projects.

The double-sided sticky foam pads can be used on most flat surfaces, including wood, paper, fabric and plastic, making them a versatile choice for home, school and hobby applications.

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