BLU TACK®

Yes, Bostik Blu Tack® is available in different colours through the Blu Tack® Colour range. Available colours include blue, green, orange, pink and yellow.

Bostik Blu Tack® Colour is ideal for creative, craft and display applications where different colour options are preferred. Colour availability may vary by market and retailer.

To remove Bostik Blu Tack® from wallpaper, carefully lift or roll the adhesive away from the surface rather than pulling it off quickly.

Wallpaper types and finishes can respond differently to adhesive removal, so work slowly and test your approach in a less visible area first. For step-by-step removal instructions and guidance on dealing with marks, see the How to Remove Blu Tack® Stains from Walls tutorial.

To remove Bostik Blu Tack® from hair, gently work the adhesive loose using your fingers and take care not to pull the hair while removing it.

If necessary, separate the affected strands gradually and remove small amounts of the adhesive at a time. Taking a slow, gentle approach can help minimise discomfort and reduce the risk of hair damage.

Bostik Blu Tack® does not have a single weight limit that applies to every application. The amount it can hold depends on factors such as the surface type, the condition of the surface, the size of the item being attached and how much Blu Tack® is used.

For best results, test Bostik Blu Tack® on your intended surface before use and ensure the surface is clean and suitable for the application.

No, Bostik Blu Tack® is not tested on animals and does not contain ingredients made from animal by-products.

This makes Bostik Blu Tack® suitable for users looking to avoid animal testing and animal-derived ingredients.

If Bostik Blu Tack® is swallowed, rinse the mouth and seek medical advice if symptoms occur or if you are concerned about accidental ingestion.

Although Bostik Blu Tack® is intended for family use, swallowing any non-food product should be taken seriously, particularly when children are involved.

Blu Tack is suitable for both children and adults. However, it should not be given to children under the age of three. Young children should always be supervised when using adhesive products to help ensure safe use.

Blu Tack can be used on many smooth and non-porous surfaces, including glass, metal, plastic, painted walls and finished wood. The level of adhesion may vary depending on the condition and texture of the surface.

For the best results, apply Blu Tack to clean, dry surfaces and avoid using it to support heavy objects.

Bostik Blu Tack® sticks best when it is applied to a suitable clean, dry surface and pressed firmly into place.

For the best results, ensure the surface is free from dust, dirt and loose material before application. The performance of Bostik Blu Tack® can vary depending on the surface type, surface condition and the weight of the item being attached.

Bostik Blu Tack should be stored in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and excessive heat. Keeping the product in its original packaging when not in use can help maintain its consistency and performance.

Avoid storing Bostik Blu Tack near heat sources or in very hot environments, as high temperatures can soften the adhesive and affect how well it performs during future use.

Yes, Bostik Blu Tack® can leave marks or stains on some surfaces, depending on the surface type, condition and how long the product remains in place.

For best results, test Bostik Blu Tack® on a small, inconspicuous area before use. Surface finishes, paint types and environmental conditions can affect both adhesion and removal.

To remove Bostik Blu Tack® from carpet, carefully lift away as much of the adhesive as possible without damaging the carpet fibres.

For detailed removal instructions and carpet-cleaning guidance, see the How to Remove Blu Tack® from Carpet tutorial. Following the step-by-step guide can help you deal with adhesive residue and achieve the best possible result.

To remove Bostik Blu Tack® from clothing, gently lift or roll the adhesive away from the fabric rather than pulling it off forcefully.

Different fabrics can react differently during adhesive removal, so work slowly and test any cleaning approach on an inconspicuous area first. Taking care during removal can help reduce the risk of damaging delicate materials.