Where I can buy nonpermanent spray glue?

[rapsod]

I need nonpermanent spray glue!!! I need it for glueing pettern on wood.
Or at least I need some glue that act a as nonpermanent glue.

What type of glue is glue on duck type?

 

[cumbrian]

Could have a look at 3M Remount - might be just what you're after. Found it here, but can't vouch for it as I've never tried it!

 

[Gill]

You should be able to buy it at most stationers - I got my last can from a branch of The Stationery Box.

Sometimes this type of glue is given funny names, such as "Artist's Repositionable Adhesive Spray".

Gill

 

[gidon]

I have some 3M Spray Mount (blue tin) - can use for repositionable or permanent depending on what you want. Also have some 3M 77 (much harder to get hold of and much better in my opinion).
Yep art shops sell it, Wilkinsons too I noticed the other day.
Cheers
Gidon

 

[jasonB]

The 3M remount (green can)is a low tack like the adhesive you get on a post it note.

The Spraymount (blue can) is termed repositionable but is a lot harder to get off and will become permanent over time, basically it allows you to reposition the work if you lay it down wrong first try

Photomount (red can) is permanant from first contact, its a stronger glue to stop photographic paper curling up of the base material

3M also do a craft spray which is repositionable if used lightly on one surface only, also half the price of spray/photo mount.

Jason

 

[Philly]

They sell it in Staples if thats any help,
Philly

 

[Anonymous]

Pardon my ignorance I dont know where montenegro is, I dont know if 3M stuff is available there?
I used to use the 3m blue can spray mount a lot, but it would make a mess of any wood you sprayed with it. I found it lost its tackiness over a long period of time and was too expencive. Maybe you could use wall paper paste, or flour paste? Is it to stick a paper template to a plank for cutting a shape out?

 

[engineer one]

thought so its part of what used to be yugoslavia.

amazing what you can find with google earth, and it is free to down load.
some of the 3dimages are mind blowing.

paul :wink:

 

[rapsod]

Montengro is small. http://www.visit-montenegro.com/


Thank you for answers. Do you know why I need this type of glue?
I need it to glue sandpaper to thick glass.

 

[gidon]

I need it to glue sandpaper to thick glass.

In that case 3M 77 is the best stuff I've used for this. The blue can I mentioned earlier doesn't work very well for that purpose.

Cheers

Gidon

 

[Anonymous]

I've got to be the first one to ask...

Why do you want to glue sandpaper to thick glass?

Cheers
Brad

 

[rapsod]

To sharp planer blades and few other things.

 

[Philly]

Brad
Try searching "scary sharp".................
You Pro's live a sheltered life :wink: :lol:
Philly

 

[mambo]

copydex :!:
should be able to get that everywhere