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Is fabric glue washable?

Yes, Bostik Fabric Glue is machine-washable so is perfect for clothing repairs and can withstand everyday wear and tear.
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How does fabric glue work?

Bostik Fabric Glue forms a permanent bond by adhering to the fibres of the fabric.
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How long does it take fabric glue to dry?

We recommend allowing for around 24 hours for Bostik Fabric Glue to completely cure, though it may be dry to the touch in less time.
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Will fabric glue stop fraying?

Absolutely. Bostik Fabric Glue provides a strong, flexible bond that prevents fraying.
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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…
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Can you repair leather with super glue?

You should only use Bostik Leather Repair glue to repair your damaged leather or imitation leather. The unique formula of the adhesive provides important flexibility to ensure a long-lasting, strong,…
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How should surfaces be prepared before applying Bostik Gasket Sealant Black RTV silicone?

Surfaces should be clean, dry and free from dust, dirt, rust, oil, grease and other contaminants. Non-porous surfaces should be cleaned with a suitable solvent, while porous substrates may require…
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Is Bostik Gasket Sealant Black RTV silicone suitable for automotive applications?

Yes, Bostik Gasket Sealant Black is a permanently flexible gasket maker and automotive sealant, formulated as a non-slump acetoxy curing paste that cures to a permanently flexible silicone rubber…
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How long does Bostik Gasket Sealant Black RTV silicone take to cure?

Under standard curing conditions, the sealant develops a tack-free surface within approximately 8–15 minutes and typically reaches full cure within 24 hours. Actual curing time depends on temperature…