What is the rubbery stuff they use in magazines on the back of samples?
October 2nd, 2008 | by magazines |
Melissa O asked:
I need to adhere a picture to a card but want it to be easily removed without damage. I was thinking rubber cement. Is that what is used in magazines when you find, say, a lotion sample int here to remove? It’s in long thick rubber like strips. If this is simply rubber cement can anyone tell me what kind is most similar???
BERNIE
I need to adhere a picture to a card but want it to be easily removed without damage. I was thinking rubber cement. Is that what is used in magazines when you find, say, a lotion sample int here to remove? It’s in long thick rubber like strips. If this is simply rubber cement can anyone tell me what kind is most similar???
BERNIE
3 Responses to “What is the rubbery stuff they use in magazines on the back of samples?”
By Kia on Oct 5, 2008 | Reply
I would use Dots
Rubber cement,direction use to be on the bottle. (Elmers Brand)
By Chicago Q on Oct 5, 2008 | Reply
It’s like post-it note adhesive. They sell ‘repositionable’ adhesives at most craft and fabric stores (JoAnn’s, Michael’s, etc.).
By garjengun on Oct 8, 2008 | Reply
Glue Dots! And you should be able to find them where Scrapbooking supplies are sold. I love those things - use them all the time for scrapbooking and making cards!
Hope that will help you!