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ADHESIVES: ARTS & CRAFTS
Bostik Art & Craft White Glue
Craft glue that sets fast and clear and
provides superior performance on a variety
of materials. Safe for children. Acid free.
1-1740 100ml Art & Craft White Glue
Perfax Wallpaper Adhesive
Perfax Wallpaper Adhesive is great for arts
and crafts, especially decoupage and paper
maché.
• Non staining.
• Non toxic.
• Dries clear.
467958 50g sachet
Pritt Compact Glue Roller
• Smooth Application from start to finish due to special flexible and
notched nib technology.
• Award winning roller with ergonomic shape ensuring easy handling.
• Disposable adhesive applicator which gives a smooth, accurate strip of
adhesive.
• Available in permanent or non-permanent / restickable version.
• Each roller contains 8.5m of adhesive.
• Acid Free - ideal for scrapbooking and archiving.
619769 Pritt Glue Roller - Permanent
619797 Pritt Glue Roller - Restickable
Alcolin Cold Glue
The original, high quality wood
glue. Bonds wood, paper, board,
felt, cloth, leather, stone, cork and
more.
041-40 125ml Alcolin Cold Glue
041-55 250ml Alcolin Cold Glue
041-60 500ml Alcolin Cold Glue
041-70 1 litre Alcolin Cold Glue
041-81 2.5 litre Alcolin Cold Glue
041-90 5 litre Alcolin Cold Glue
Pentel Brush Glue
unique brush head evenly applies liquid glue
on page.
ERB50 12/box 12/case
Ponal Wood Glue - Extra Strong
Ponal Wood Glue is suitable for DIY, Hobby,
Craft and School projects.
• Dries faster, clearer and stronger.
170250 Ponal Wood Glue 120ml
404487 Ponal Wood Glue 200ml
170350 Ponal Wood Glue 500 ml
170357 Ponal Wood Glue 5 litre bucket
170345 Ponal Wood Glue 5 litre bucket
Pritt KidsArt Project Glue
Pritt KidsArt Project
Glue is a solvent free
multi-purpose glue
which dries completely
clear.
Great for a variety of
materials including
polystyrene.
285882 50 ml tube
404490 120 ml bottle
Glue
Glue has been around since the beginning of civilisation and archaeologists
have found 6000 year-old vessels that were repaired using plant resin. Most
early adhesives were made by boiling animal products such as cow hooves. The
Egyptians used animal glues to adhere tombs, furniture, ivory, and papyrus. In
Europe in the Middle Ages egg whites were used to decorate parchments with
gold leaves. In the 1700s, the first glue factory was founded in Holland, which
manufactured hide glue. In the 1750s, the British introduced fish glue and later
new patents were issued by using rubber, bones, starch, fish, and casein. Until
recently it was common to make glue by simply mixing flour and water.
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