If you spill Bostik Blu Stik, remove as much of the adhesive as possible and clean the affected area promptly.Because Bostik Blu Stik is water-soluble and washes out, most residue can be removed…
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If Bostik General Purpose Silicone gets on your fingers, remove any excess sealant as soon as possible before it cures.For uncured sealant, clean the affected area with mineral turpentine and then…
If Bostik Hard Plastic adhesive gets on your fingers, remove any excess adhesive as quickly as possible before it sets.Before the adhesive cures, it can be removed using acetone. Wash your hands…
If Bostik Leather Glue gets on your fingers, remove any excess adhesive as soon as possible before it fully sets.Wash the affected area carefully and follow the product instructions for cleanup. If…
If Bostik Fabric Glue gets on your fingers, remove any excess adhesive as soon as possible before it dries completely.Wash the affected area carefully and avoid pulling dried adhesive from the skin…
If Bostik Repair All gets on your fingers, wipe away any excess adhesive as soon as possible before it cures.For cured or excess adhesive residue, use an appropriate remover such as acetone or nail…
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…
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,…
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…
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…