Description
All Set Permanent Adhesive Dots with Dispenser is a clean, mess-free way to stick down photos, paper crafts and other delicate items, supplied as 200 dots in a hand-held dispenser. Each dot is a ready-to-use strong-bond adhesive, so there is no liquid glue to spread, drip or wait on.
About the formula
These are permanent, strong-bond adhesive dots. They come pre-formed and loaded in a hand-held dispenser, which lets you place one dot at a time exactly where it is needed. The manufacturer has not published a chemistry or technical data sheet for this product, so no further formulation details are listed here.
Where to use it
Indoors: scrapbooking, card making, photo albums and displays, paper and card crafts, and other light craft projects around the home, school or office.
Outdoors: not recommended unless the manufacturer's packaging states otherwise.
Suitable for most photos, paper crafts and a range of delicate materials, as long as the surfaces are dry and clean. Test on an offcut first if you are working with a particularly fragile or valuable item.
How to use it
Make sure both surfaces are clean and dry. Use the hand-held dispenser to place a dot where you need it, then press the items together firmly. For larger items, use several dots spaced evenly.
Important notes
The bond is described as permanent, so position items carefully before pressing them together. Not intended for damp, dusty or greasy surfaces. Keep out of reach of young children, and supervise children during craft projects.
Specifications
| Brand |
All Set |
| Product |
Permanent Adhesive Dots with Dispenser |
| Pack |
200 adhesive dots in a hand-held dispenser |
| Bond type |
Permanent, strong bond |
| Application |
Hand-held dispenser |
| Surfaces |
Dry, clean surfaces |
| Use |
Craft, photos, paper and delicate materials |
Safety
Avoid contact with eyes, and wash hands after handling if adhesive residue gets on your skin. Store in a cool, dry place in the original packaging. Refer to the Safety Data Sheet (SDS) for full details.
