Posted on 04/20/2009 4:17:54 PM PDT by Blackhawk
Rhino snot.
(RINO snot?)
try rubber cement.
oh... I never thought about that. Thats the same stuff that glued my free membership NRA card to the enclosed letter.
=o)
Glue.
I agree with Vaquero. It’s probably just rubber cement.
You can also buy a product called glue dots.
First I did a google search for “rubbery glue like substance.” On of the hits said it was “fugitive glue.”
Then I did a search on “fugitive glue” and found this place:
http://www.glu-stix.com/shop/page/product_detail/Product/24a8b1b94b2c8ce448edf3d10539c3fa.html
Talks about a food safe variety.
Note - I have not used this vendor and this is not to be taken as a recommendation. It is posted for informational purposes only...
pookie?
Rubber cement may be toxic. They probably use some sort of hot melt glue that remains flexible.
The webmaster will probably be wondering why the website suddenly received 50,000 hits in one hour.
Gorilla spit..........
Ooops...
A lot of labels are stuck on with plain old silicone these days.
They do have food grade silicone.
Boogers
Two Sided removable tape.
Glue dots
http://www.uline.com/BL_7550/Glue-Dotsreg
Glue Dots are the right adhesive for precise, professional results.
Glue Dots can provide you with the adhesive solution your customers require to deliver their message and present their brand. Glue Dots work for virtually any printing job, including promotional items, mail and fulfillment, spot gluing and tipping.
Most importantly, Glue Dots are clean and invisible, so the finished piece stands out, not the adhesive.
Precise
Bonds instantly
Safer than hot melts
Cleaner than double-sided tapes
Versatile
It’s called snot glue in industry
What an incredible useful and helpful web site!
Anybody know how to spin gold from wool? I heard it was not only possible but even a mean low life could do it.
In the graphics industry, that’s informally known as booger glue, seriously. Formally, it’s fugitive glue. There are different varieties, with the most expensive being FDA approved for use alongside foodstuffs, supplements, medications, etcetera.
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