Does anyone know where I can buy the special glue that sticks credit-typed cards to paper, and can be peeled?

Question

I want to send membership cards to my members, and have them stuck on a letter, like the banks do, but need to find the glue that they use.

Any ideas? Thanks in advance!

Answer 1

good luck, with finding that glue i love peeling it off and rolling it in to a little ball

Answer 2

Rubber cement its like snot after it dries if you let it set up for a few seconds to a minute it will be sticky but not too sticky and will allow you to remove the card Rather easily its not a great adhesive but it is good for that application.

Answer 3

I know in Australia Spotlight (a craft store similar I believe to Joann's or Michael's) carries it. It's sold on a roll in peel-off dots.

We used to call it snot glue, which I just googled and came up with this.it's real name is Fugutive glue
http://www.glu-stix.com/shop/page/product_detail/Product/24a8b1b94b2c8ce448edf3d10539c3fa.html

Answer 4

Rubber cement will work. It helps, in getting them off, if the paper they are on is glossy. Double sided tape and the stuff sold to stick small items to a shelf (earthquake putty) will also work.

Answer 5

u can use rubber cement or u can use something called sticky dots sold at craft stores, sticky dots would be a lot cleaner looking than rubber cement, te come in different sizes and there are a lot more of them in a package as compared to rubber cement, and they don't stink like rubber cement.
craft stores should have them i know Michaels does.

Answer 6

You can buy repositionable glue dots on a roll in most craft stores that should do the trick.

Answer 7

Aleene's Tack-it Over and Over can be found in Michael's craft store and Hobby Lobby.

Answer 8

wow, u must have a descent company, good job u explained, otherwise we wud think you were trying to do forgery. Hobby craft do them, or asda.

Have fun

Answer 9

Why don't you try using double sided Sellotape

Answer 10

Hobbycraft, maybe!