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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.
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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…
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What is a PVA glue used for?

Bostik PVA Glue is a general purpose PVA glue suitable for most arts and crafts projects. As a craft PVA glue, it can be used for scrapbooks, card making, modelling, and school projects. It can also…
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What materials can PVA glue stick to?

Bostik PVA Glue bonds to most craft materials, including paper, card, wood and fabric, which is why it’s commonly referred to as a multipurpose glue. Its versatility makes it useful for projects…
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Can PVA glue stick leather and other fabrics?

Yes, Bostik PVA glue can stick to leather and many fabrics, but it is best suited for light-duty or craft applications. For stronger, more flexible, and longer-lasting bonds, specialised leather glue…
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Is swallowing Blu Tack® dangerous?

Blu Tack® is a non-toxic, non-harmful substance and will not cause any problems if swallowed, only mild discomfort. If any discomfort experienced continues, we recommend seeking medical advice.
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Is PVA glue the same as school glue?

Bostik PVA Glue is suitable for school projects and is ideal for both schools and home, but it is not described as “just school glue.” It bonds to fabric, but it is not described as the same as…
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Is PVA glue a liquid? 

Yes. Bostik PVA Glue is supplied as a liquid glue in an easy-to-use plastic bottle with a resealable cap. It is ready to apply straight from the bottle and can be used for arts and crafts projects,…
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Why is Blu Tack® blue?

Blu Tack® was originally white but consumer research at the time showed concerns that children may mistake it for chewing gum, so blue colouring was added, giving it its household name.

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