Stick up glue
(25 products found)Frequently Asked Questions about Stick up glue
How do I choose the right Stick Up adhesive for my projects?
To choose the right Stick Up adhesive, first identify the type of surface/support and the intended use. White or transparent sticks are suitable for light school or art projects, while gels and liquids provide stronger, more flexible adhesion for a variety of materials. In this selection, you’ll find 15 g sticks, 12 × 8 g packs, and non-toxic gels/liquids—some are EN-71 compliant and solvent-free—to ensure safety during creative activities.
What’s the difference between standard sticks, gels, and liquids in this range?
Standard sticks are solid, easy-to-apply options for paper and light textiles. Gels stick more strongly and stay flexible after drying, making them ideal for uneven surfaces or 3D/volume projects. Liquids like liquid Glue offer controlled spreading and are perfect for precise bonding of paper and small objects. These products are non-toxic and, depending on the item, certified acid-free and safe for school and creative uses.
What types of activities are these adhesives suitable for (school, DIY, arts & crafts)?
Stick Up adhesives cover a wide range of activities. For school and homework, sticks and gels help you glue paper, posters, or decorations without mess. For arts and DIY projects, gels and liquids provide long-lasting adhesion on different surfaces such as cardboard, foam board, and light plastics—even on figurines. Some products, such as design animal formats or matching sets, also add a fun look for children’s creative activities.
How do I use and store these adhesives safely?
Use the caps after each use to prevent the glue from drying out quickly, and store sticks in a cool, dry place out of reach of children. Non-toxic formulas that comply with EN-71 are designed for safe use by children under supervision. Avoid applying on damp or dirty surfaces and let it air-dry. For liquids, apply carefully and clean any overflow quickly to prevent stains.
What variations and sizes are available, and what use should I recommend for each?
The range offers different sizes and formats: 15 g white sticks for light bonding, 12 × 8 g white or transparent sticks for school projects, and 3 × 9 g sticks focused on fun patterns for children. Gels provide stronger adhesion and flexibility, while liquids offer precise spreading with a cap and a suitable brush. Choose based on the project volume and the level of precision you need for clean, long-lasting results.