Ryobi ONE+ 18V Dual Temperature Hot Glue Gun – Tool Only delivers precise and consistent adhesive application for DIY, craft, and repair projects. Designed for versatility, it features dual temperature control and cordless convenience, making it ideal for home and professional use. Key Features Dual temperature settings: Choose between 120°C for delicate materials and 160°C for stronger bonding applications. Fast heat-up time: Ready to use in approximately 3 minutes for quick, efficient work. Long nozzle design: Provides greater reach and precision when gluing hard-to-access areas. Drip tray and ergonomic handle: Keeps your workspace clean and provides comfort during extended use. LED indicator: Red light shows warming up, green light indicates ready-to-use. Part of the Ryobi ONE+ system: Compatible with all Ryobi 18V ONE+ batteries (sold separately). Specifications Voltage: 18V High Temperature Mode: 160°C Low Temperature Mode: 120°C Glue Stick Diameter: 11–12 mm Nozzle Hole: 3.0 mm Heat-Up Time: Approx. 3 minutes Weight (without battery): 0.4 kg Included Ryobi ONE+ 18V Dual Temperature Glue Gun (Tool Only) User Manual Compatible Batteries (Sold Separately) RB18L13, RB18L15, RB18L20, RB18L25, RB18L40, RB18L50, RB18L60A, RB18L90A, and more from the Ryobi ONE+ range. Safety and Maintenance Use only original accessories and spare parts. Avoid contact with hot surfaces. Do not immerse the tool or battery in liquid. Clean using a dry cloth and store with batteries removed when not in use for extended periods. Imported by Techtronic Industries Australia Pty Ltd, Mount Waverley VIC 3149.
$103.95
Make fast, tidy bonds on timber, plastics, ceramics and more with the Ozito Power X Change 18V Cordless Glue Gun. It heats up in about 120 seconds and uses standard 11 mm glue sticks, so you can tackle DIY fixes, craft projects and light repairs without cords getting in the way. Why you will love it Cordless convenience for indoor and outdoor jobs Quick heat up in about 120 seconds for less waiting Consistent flow control trigger for neat, accurate beads and dots Interchangeable nozzles round and precision tips included for detail work LED worklight helps you see the glue line clearly Auto shut off after inactivity to help conserve battery Part of Ozito PXC one battery system across tools and garden gear What is in the box Ozito PXC Cordless Glue Gun (skin only) 5 x 11 mm glue sticks Round nozzle and precision nozzle 13 mm hex spanner Ideal for Timber trims, skirting, craft and hobby builds Quick fixes on ceramics and some plastics Cardboard, fabric trims and school projects Key specifications Battery platform Ozito Power X Change 18V Pre heating time Approx. 120 seconds Max heating temperature 170°C Glue stick size 11 mm diameter Weight 0.4 kg Auto power off Yes, after inactivity Battery and charger sold separately. How to use Insert a charged PXC 18V battery and press the on or off button. Wait until the status light indicates ready, about 2 minutes. Feed an 11 mm glue stick and squeeze the trigger to apply glue. Press surfaces together straight away and hold for about 30 seconds. Stand the tool upright on the battery between uses and let it cool before storage. Good to know Use the precision nozzle for fine detail and the round nozzle for general bonding. Work on clean, dry surfaces for the best adhesion. Wear eye protection, take care around hot glue and hot nozzle areas. Warranty Tool is covered by a 5 year replacement warranty for DIY use. PXC lithium batteries and chargers are covered by a 36 month warranty. Keep your proof of purchase.
$52.48
Stanley 12mm 240V Corded Hot Glue Gun 25W Get clean, reliable bonds for crafts, quick household fixes, packaging, and light DIY with the Stanley 12mm Corded Hot Glue Gun. Its 25W heating element warms up efficiently for steady glue flow, while the compact body and ergonomic trigger deliver comfortable, controlled application on a wide range of surfaces. Why choose this glue gun Trusted Stanley build for everyday projects and repairs Consistent glue output for neat, repeatable results Easy to handle for beginners and experienced makers Key features 12 mm glue sticks for great coverage and fewer reloads 25W heating element for steady melt and controlled flow Ergonomic trigger that reduces hand fatigue on longer runs Built in stand and nozzle shroud to help keep benches tidy 240V corded power for uninterrupted operation Great for Cardboard, paper, fabric, felt, foam, ribbons, and craft materials Wood trims, light plastics, small fixtures, and packaging General household touch ups and temporary jigs How to use Insert a 12 mm glue stick into the feed port. Plug into a 240V outlet and allow the tool to preheat. A few minutes is typical. Gently squeeze the trigger to dispense glue. Apply in small beads or dots. Press parts together while the adhesive is hot. Hold until initial grab occurs. Rest the tool on the built in stand when not dispensing. Unplug after use. Compatibility Uses standard 12 mm hot melt glue sticks. Works with multi purpose, high tack, wood, and craft grade sticks. For heat sensitive substrates such as very thin plastics or delicate fabrics, test on a small area first. Specifications Power 25W Voltage 240V AC Glue stick size 12 mm diameter Nozzle Precision tip with protective shroud Stand Integrated flip down stand Cord Mains corded Typical applications Crafts, packaging, light repairs What is in the box Stanley 25W 12 mm Hot Glue Gun User guide Glue sticks sold separately Helpful tips Keep the nozzle clean by wiping away stringing while warm using a scrap of cardboard. For porous materials like fabric or raw timber, apply a slightly thicker bead. For smoother finishes on visible joints, apply small dots and press evenly. Safety and care Hot melt adhesive and nozzle become very hot. Avoid contact with skin. Use on a stable, heat resistant surface. Keep out of reach of children. Unplug after use and allow to cool before storage. FAQ Q: Can I use smaller mini sticks? A: This tool is designed for 12 mm sticks. Using other sizes can cause feed issues. Q: How long do I have to position parts? A: Open time varies by stick type and temperature. Work quickly and test first on your material. Note: Always test bond strength and heat suitability on an offcut before full application.
$44.10
DEWALT Rapid-Heat Ceramic Glue Gun is a reliable robust hot glue gun with rapid heat technology and ceramic heating core chosen for home repairs, trade work, and craft builds when you want a bond you can trust. Designed for Australian conditions, it balances strength, ease of use, and clean application so you can get professional results without special tools. The pack is ideal for general work and keeps neatly in a toolbox or caddy. Why choose DEWALT Rapid-Heat for your next project Everyday jobs often involve mixed materials and imperfect surfaces. DEWALT Rapid-Heat Ceramic Glue Gun has been formulated to wet out well, grab quickly, and cure to a tough finish that resists movement and contact stress. It maintains bond integrity across common temperature swings and has dependable resistance to moisture and most household chemicals. Whether you are fixing, building, sealing, or assembling, this product gives you confidence from first squeeze through final set. Best for Site temporary fixes Cable dressing and protection Trim installation and packaging work Suitable surfaces The adhesive works well on the following surface types when properly prepared: Timber, plastics that accept hot melt Cardboard and composites Ceramic ornaments Surface preparation Good preparation is the key to a long lasting repair. Remove loose material, dust, and grease. Wipe glossy areas with methylated spirits or an approved cleaner and allow to dry. On very smooth plastics and metals, lightly roughen with fine abrasive paper to give the adhesive a mechanical key. Dry fit parts first and mark alignment points so you can assemble accurately within the open time. If bonding porous materials, ensure both faces are dry and free of surface chalking. How to use Check fit and plan clamping. Do a trial run without adhesive so you know the order of steps. Apply a thin, continuous bead to one surface. For wide pieces, use a zig zag pattern to maximise wetting. Bring surfaces together within the stated open time of seconds to position parts before set. Reseat once if needed, then hold steady. Apply even pressure using clamps, tape, weights, or temporary fasteners. Avoid squeezing all adhesive out of the joint. Allow to cure undisturbed. Initial handling strength will develop as the adhesive sets, with a full cure reached based on the chemistry described below. Cure profile Fast heating means less waiting and consistent flow. Bonds set on cooling for immediate handling. Temperature and environmental performance Use in dry conditions and avoid hot melt on heat sensitive foams. Avoid application to very cold, sweating, or waterlogged surfaces. For outdoor use protect fresh bonds from rain until the skin has formed and the core has progressed in cure. Once fully cured, the bond resists normal weathering, splash water, and intermittent UV exposure based on the substrate and paint systems used. Clean up and finishing Collect stray filaments after they cool. Protect benchtops with scrap board or a mat. When cured, excess can be carefully trimmed or sanded. For painted finishes, allow the adhesive to fully cure before priming. Test paint on a small area to confirm compatibility and drying behaviour. Coverage guide Coverage varies with bead size, surface porosity, and technique. As a general guide, a 3 mm bead yields approximately 10 to 12 linear meters per 310 mL cartridge. Smaller packs scale proportionally. Gaps, rough edges, and highly absorbent materials will reduce coverage. Plan an extra margin for offcuts and practice passes. Tips for best results Work within the recommended open time so the adhesive can properly wet the surfaces. Use light clamping pressure to keep parts aligned while maintaining a film thickness for strength. For very porous substrates, apply a thin precoat as a primer layer and allow it to tack before final assembly. Keep joint lines clean by masking edges with painter tape and removing it before the adhesive skins. Where movement or vibration is expected, design the joint to share load across a large area. Troubleshooting Poor adhesion: Check for oil, release agents, or surface dust. Reclean and lightly abrade if necessary. Slow cure: Low temperature and low humidity extend cure time. Maintain moderate conditions for best results. Visible squeeze out: Wipe fresh material with a suitable solvent and a soft cloth. Once cured, trim carefully. Bond line prints through paint: Allow a full cure, then prime and apply thin coats of paint, allowing proper drying between coats. Storage and shelf life Unplug, cool, and store upright. Keep spare sticks sealed. Always check the pack for a lot code and use by guidance. Reseal immediately after use and store upright. Dispose of empty containers responsibly. Safety Read the label before use. Wear gloves when handling uncured material. Provide ventilation in enclosed areas. Avoid contact with skin and eyes. Keep out of reach of children and pets. If sensitivity occurs, stop use and seek advice. Do not ingest. First aid directions and detailed handling information are available on the package and the safety data sheet. Frequently asked questions Can I bond dissimilar materials? Yes, provided each surface is clean and sound. Differences in expansion are managed by the adhesive film thickness and the inherent flexibility after cure. Is clamping required? Light clamping improves alignment and final strength. Excessive pressure can starve the joint of adhesive which reduces performance. Is the bond water resistant? Once cured the bond resists splash water and routine humidity. For permanent immersion choose an adhesive designed for underwater service and follow the manufacturer guidance. Planning your job Measure twice and cut once. Dry assemble parts so you can confirm squareness and alignment before adhesive is involved. Keep rags, clamps, and spacers ready. If you are new to the product, test on offcuts to get a feel for bead size and squeeze out. A consistent 1 to 2 mm bond line is a good starting point for most rigid materials. Thicker lines help when surfaces are uneven. Avoid starving the joint by pressing too hard without giving the adhesive a place to reside. Responsible use Choose an adhesive that suits the materials and the environment the finished piece will face. If a joint will be submerged, carry structural loads, or be exposed to strong chemicals, check the technical data sheet for specific guidance. Many general purpose products are perfect for day to day work, while specialised tasks call for a system designed and tested for that environment. Using the right product first saves time, money, and rework. Aftercare and maintenance Adhesive joints are remarkably strong when used correctly. Design repairs so that routine loads are shared across a generous area. Where heavy vibration is present, pair the adhesive bond with appropriate mechanical fasteners. Keep cleaning chemicals mild, and avoid abrasive pads on visible joints. If a bond will be repainted, choose flexible paint where movement is expected, and keep edges sealed to prevent dirt tracking along the bond line. Recycling and disposal Allow empty containers to cure before disposal. Check local council guidance for recycling of plastics and metal cartridges. Never pour uncured product into drains or soil. Wipe tools on scrap material and let residue harden before placing in general waste. Smart handling keeps the workspace clean and reduces environmental impact.
$52.48
Stanley Mini DualMelt Hot Glue Gun is a reliable compact dual temperature hot glue gun for craft and light repair chosen for home repairs, trade work, and craft builds when you want a bond you can trust. Designed for Australian conditions, it balances strength, ease of use, and clean application so you can get professional results without special tools. The pack is ideal for general work and keeps neatly in a toolbox or caddy. Why choose Stanley Mini for your next project Everyday jobs often involve mixed materials and imperfect surfaces. Stanley Mini DualMelt Hot Glue Gun has been formulated to wet out well, grab quickly, and cure to a tough finish that resists movement and contact stress. It maintains bond integrity across common temperature swings and has dependable resistance to moisture and most household chemicals. Whether you are fixing, building, sealing, or assembling, this product gives you confidence from first squeeze through final set. Best for Paper craft and floral work Bonding trims and beads Quick household fixes that benefit from a fast set Suitable surfaces The adhesive works well on the following surface types when properly prepared: Paper, card, fabric Timber trim Plastic compatible with hot melt Surface preparation Good preparation is the key to a long lasting repair. Remove loose material, dust, and grease. Wipe glossy areas with methylated spirits or an approved cleaner and allow to dry. On very smooth plastics and metals, lightly roughen with fine abrasive paper to give the adhesive a mechanical key. Dry fit parts first and mark alignment points so you can assemble accurately within the open time. If bonding porous materials, ensure both faces are dry and free of surface chalking. How to use Check fit and plan clamping. Do a trial run without adhesive so you know the order of steps. Apply a thin, continuous bead to one surface. For wide pieces, use a zig zag pattern to maximise wetting. Bring surfaces together within the stated open time of assemble within seconds of application. Reseat once if needed, then hold steady. Apply even pressure using clamps, tape, weights, or temporary fasteners. Avoid squeezing all adhesive out of the joint. Allow to cure undisturbed. Initial handling strength will develop as the adhesive sets, with a full cure reached based on the chemistry described below. Cure profile Low temp setting helps with delicate materials. High temp setting increases flow and tack for wood and rigid plastics. Temperature and environmental performance Operate in dry indoor conditions. Avoid application to very cold, sweating, or waterlogged surfaces. For outdoor use protect fresh bonds from rain until the skin has formed and the core has progressed in cure. Once fully cured, the bond resists normal weathering, splash water, and intermittent UV exposure based on the substrate and paint systems used. Clean up and finishing Remove stray strings when cool. Use a silicone mat to catch drips. When cured, excess can be carefully trimmed or sanded. For painted finishes, allow the adhesive to fully cure before priming. Test paint on a small area to confirm compatibility and drying behaviour. Coverage guide Coverage varies with bead size, surface porosity, and technique. As a general guide, a 3 mm bead yields approximately 10 to 12 linear meters per 310 mL cartridge. Smaller packs scale proportionally. Gaps, rough edges, and highly absorbent materials will reduce coverage. Plan an extra margin for offcuts and practice passes. Tips for best results Work within the recommended open time so the adhesive can properly wet the surfaces. Use light clamping pressure to keep parts aligned while maintaining a film thickness for strength. For very porous substrates, apply a thin precoat as a primer layer and allow it to tack before final assembly. Keep joint lines clean by masking edges with painter tape and removing it before the adhesive skins. Where movement or vibration is expected, design the joint to share load across a large area. Troubleshooting Poor adhesion: Check for oil, release agents, or surface dust. Reclean and lightly abrade if necessary. Slow cure: Low temperature and low humidity extend cure time. Maintain moderate conditions for best results. Visible squeeze out: Wipe fresh material with a suitable solvent and a soft cloth. Once cured, trim carefully. Bond line prints through paint: Allow a full cure, then prime and apply thin coats of paint, allowing proper drying between coats. Storage and shelf life Switch off and cool before storing. Keep sticks clean and dry. Always check the pack for a lot code and use by guidance. Reseal immediately after use and store upright. Dispose of empty containers responsibly. Safety Read the label before use. Wear gloves when handling uncured material. Provide ventilation in enclosed areas. Avoid contact with skin and eyes. Keep out of reach of children and pets. If sensitivity occurs, stop use and seek advice. Do not ingest. First aid directions and detailed handling information are available on the package and the safety data sheet. Frequently asked questions Can I bond dissimilar materials? Yes, provided each surface is clean and sound. Differences in expansion are managed by the adhesive film thickness and the inherent flexibility after cure. Is clamping required? Light clamping improves alignment and final strength. Excessive pressure can starve the joint of adhesive which reduces performance. Is the bond water resistant? Once cured the bond resists splash water and routine humidity. For permanent immersion choose an adhesive designed for underwater service and follow the manufacturer guidance. Planning your job Measure twice and cut once. Dry assemble parts so you can confirm squareness and alignment before adhesive is involved. Keep rags, clamps, and spacers ready. If you are new to the product, test on offcuts to get a feel for bead size and squeeze out. A consistent 1 to 2 mm bond line is a good starting point for most rigid materials. Thicker lines help when surfaces are uneven. Avoid starving the joint by pressing too hard without giving the adhesive a place to reside. Responsible use Choose an adhesive that suits the materials and the environment the finished piece will face. If a joint will be submerged, carry structural loads, or be exposed to strong chemicals, check the technical data sheet for specific guidance. Many general purpose products are perfect for day to day work, while specialised tasks call for a system designed and tested for that environment. Using the right product first saves time, money, and rework. Aftercare and maintenance Adhesive joints are remarkably strong when used correctly. Design repairs so that routine loads are shared across a generous area. Where heavy vibration is present, pair the adhesive bond with appropriate mechanical fasteners. Keep cleaning chemicals mild, and avoid abrasive pads on visible joints. If a bond will be repainted, choose flexible paint where movement is expected, and keep edges sealed to prevent dirt tracking along the bond line. Recycling and disposal Allow empty containers to cure before disposal. Check local council guidance for recycling of plastics and metal cartridges. Never pour uncured product into drains or soil. Wipe tools on scrap material and let residue harden before placing in general waste. Smart handling keeps the workspace clean and reduces environmental impact.
$16.28
Ozito Trigger-Flow Hot Glue Gun 10 W is a reliable compact hot melt glue gun for quick bonding and model making chosen for home repairs, trade work, and craft builds when you want a bond you can trust. Designed for Australian conditions, it balances strength, ease of use, and clean application so you can get professional results without special tools. The 10 W pack is ideal for general work and keeps neatly in a toolbox or caddy. Why choose Ozito Trigger-Flow for your next project Everyday jobs often involve mixed materials and imperfect surfaces. Ozito Trigger-Flow Hot Glue Gun 10 W has been formulated to wet out well, grab quickly, and cure to a tough finish that resists movement and contact stress. It maintains bond integrity across common temperature swings and has dependable resistance to moisture and most household chemicals. Whether you are fixing, building, sealing, or assembling, this product gives you confidence from first squeeze through final set. Best for Cardboard displays and craft Light repairs and cable dressing Attaching trims, felt, and fabric accents Suitable surfaces The adhesive works well on the following surface types when properly prepared: Card, paper, fabric Wood trim and plastics that tolerate hot melt Ceramic ornaments Surface preparation Good preparation is the key to a long lasting repair. Remove loose material, dust, and grease. Wipe glossy areas with methylated spirits or an approved cleaner and allow to dry. On very smooth plastics and metals, lightly roughen with fine abrasive paper to give the adhesive a mechanical key. Dry fit parts first and mark alignment points so you can assemble accurately within the open time. If bonding porous materials, ensure both faces are dry and free of surface chalking. How to use Check fit and plan clamping. Do a trial run without adhesive so you know the order of steps. Apply a thin, continuous bead to one surface. For wide pieces, use a zig zag pattern to maximise wetting. Bring surfaces together within the stated open time of open time is short, assemble parts promptly after application. Reseat once if needed, then hold steady. Apply even pressure using clamps, tape, weights, or temporary fasteners. Avoid squeezing all adhesive out of the joint. Allow to cure undisturbed. Initial handling strength will develop as the adhesive sets, with a full cure reached based on the chemistry described below. Cure profile Hot melt sets as it cools, giving fast handling strength. Full strength is reached once the bead has cooled through. Temperature and environmental performance Operate in a dry area. Avoid use on heat sensitive foams that may melt. Avoid application to very cold, sweating, or waterlogged surfaces. For outdoor use protect fresh bonds from rain until the skin has formed and the core has progressed in cure. Once fully cured, the bond resists normal weathering, splash water, and intermittent UV exposure based on the substrate and paint systems used. Clean up and finishing Peel away stray strands after cooling. Protect worktops with a mat. When cured, excess can be carefully trimmed or sanded. For painted finishes, allow the adhesive to fully cure before priming. Test paint on a small area to confirm compatibility and drying behaviour. Coverage guide Coverage varies with bead size, surface porosity, and technique. As a general guide, a 3 mm bead yields approximately 10 to 12 linear meters per 310 mL cartridge. Smaller packs scale proportionally. Gaps, rough edges, and highly absorbent materials will reduce coverage. Plan an extra margin for offcuts and practice passes. Tips for best results Work within the recommended open time so the adhesive can properly wet the surfaces. Use light clamping pressure to keep parts aligned while maintaining a film thickness for strength. For very porous substrates, apply a thin precoat as a primer layer and allow it to tack before final assembly. Keep joint lines clean by masking edges with painter tape and removing it before the adhesive skins. Where movement or vibration is expected, design the joint to share load across a large area. Troubleshooting Poor adhesion: Check for oil, release agents, or surface dust. Reclean and lightly abrade if necessary. Slow cure: Low temperature and low humidity extend cure time. Maintain moderate conditions for best results. Visible squeeze out: Wipe fresh material with a suitable solvent and a soft cloth. Once cured, trim carefully. Bond line prints through paint: Allow a full cure, then prime and apply thin coats of paint, allowing proper drying between coats. Storage and shelf life Unplug and allow to cool before storage. Keep glue sticks sealed from dust. Always check the pack for a lot code and use by guidance. Reseal immediately after use and store upright. Dispose of empty containers responsibly. Safety Read the label before use. Wear gloves when handling uncured material. Provide ventilation in enclosed areas. Avoid contact with skin and eyes. Keep out of reach of children and pets. If sensitivity occurs, stop use and seek advice. Do not ingest. First aid directions and detailed handling information are available on the package and the safety data sheet. Frequently asked questions Can I bond dissimilar materials? Yes, provided each surface is clean and sound. Differences in expansion are managed by the adhesive film thickness and the inherent flexibility after cure. Is clamping required? Light clamping improves alignment and final strength. Excessive pressure can starve the joint of adhesive which reduces performance. Is the bond water resistant? Once cured the bond resists splash water and routine humidity. For permanent immersion choose an adhesive designed for underwater service and follow the manufacturer guidance. Planning your job Measure twice and cut once. Dry assemble parts so you can confirm squareness and alignment before adhesive is involved. Keep rags, clamps, and spacers ready. If you are new to the product, test on offcuts to get a feel for bead size and squeeze out. A consistent 1 to 2 mm bond line is a good starting point for most rigid materials. Thicker lines help when surfaces are uneven. Avoid starving the joint by pressing too hard without giving the adhesive a place to reside. Responsible use Choose an adhesive that suits the materials and the environment the finished piece will face. If a joint will be submerged, carry structural loads, or be exposed to strong chemicals, check the technical data sheet for specific guidance. Many general purpose products are perfect for day to day work, while specialised tasks call for a system designed and tested for that environment. Using the right product first saves time, money, and rework. Aftercare and maintenance Adhesive joints are remarkably strong when used correctly. Design repairs so that routine loads are shared across a generous area. Where heavy vibration is present, pair the adhesive bond with appropriate mechanical fasteners. Keep cleaning chemicals mild, and avoid abrasive pads on visible joints. If a bond will be repainted, choose flexible paint where movement is expected, and keep edges sealed to prevent dirt tracking along the bond line. Recycling and disposal Allow empty containers to cure before disposal. Check local council guidance for recycling of plastics and metal cartridges. Never pour uncured product into drains or soil. Wipe tools on scrap material and let residue harden before placing in general waste. Smart handling keeps the workspace clean and reduces environmental impact.
$8.38
Keep your glue gun ready for any project with the Bostik HG3 Glue Gun Refills. These high quality hot melt sticks provide a smooth, even flow for clean and reliable bonding. Pack of 10 clear adhesive sticks Compatible with Bostik HG3 Glue Gun Creates a strong, flexible and transparent bond Suitable for wood, plastic, fabric, leather, ceramics and more Perfect for craft work, household repairs and DIY projects. The hot melt formula ensures quick adhesion with minimal mess, giving you professional results every time. How to use: Insert a glue stick into the back of your glue gun. Allow the gun to heat for a few minutes before use. Apply steady pressure on the trigger to release glue. Join surfaces immediately for best results. Let the glue cool completely before handling. Safety Information: Hot glue can cause burns. Avoid contact with skin and eyes. Keep out of reach of children. The Bostik HG3 Glue Gun Refills are ideal for quick fixes, decorative projects and reliable everyday bonding.
$15.21
Bostik Hot Melt Sticks are made of a general purpose translucent flexible hot melt in a stick form for use with the Bostik Hot Melt Glue Gun. It provides an instant, fast, clean and versatile bond between a myriad of household and craft materials and suitable for many porous materials. Recommended Uses Ideal for: Craft projects Home décor projects Minor household repairs DIY projects Materials Designed to stick to: Most craft and household materials Fabric Wood Leather Most plastics Polystyrene Ceramics Features Once heated and gunned out, it provides instant adhesion Adhesive is clear and flexible when dry Fast, clean and versatile
$5.60
Hot-melt EVA sticks for rapid assembly in crafts, packaging and light repairs. Sets in seconds; select the correct stick diameter and gun temperature. Not ideal for high-heat environments; check foam-safe status where needed. Use filters to refine by stick size, open time and viscosity. Always check the product page and TDS/SDS.
