Product
Collall Photo Glue is a solvent-based, acid-free adhesive designed for bonding photos, paper, cards, leather, and textiles. Supplied in a 50 ml tube, it delivers a transparent, matte finish suitable for craft and scrapbooking projects.
Specifications
- Formulated with natural rubber and solvents, providing a strong yet repositionable bond
- Acid-free composition helps protect photos and documents from yellowing or deterioration over time
- Dries quickly to a transparent, matte finish that remains invisible on most surfaces
- Repositionable adhesive allows adjustments before the bond fully sets
- Easily removable, enabling clean corrections without damaging materials
- Suitable for children aged 6 and above under adult supervision
- 50 ml tube format for controlled and precise application
- Reference: 7406468 — Brand: Collall
Usage
Apply a thin, even layer of Collall Photo Glue directly from the tube onto the surface to be bonded. Press the materials together and reposition as needed before the adhesive fully sets. Wipe away any excess glue easily while still wet. Always use in a well-ventilated area due to the solvent-based formula, and ensure children are supervised during use.
FAQ
- Is Collall Photo Glue safe for archival photo projects? Yes, its acid-free formula is specifically designed to prevent yellowing and degradation of photos and paper over time, making it suitable for scrapbooks and photo albums.
- Can I reposition items after gluing them? Yes, the adhesive remains repositionable for a short period after application, allowing you to adjust placement before the bond fully cures.
- What materials can this glue be used on? It is suitable for photos, paper, cardboard, leather, and textiles, making it versatile for a wide range of craft applications.
- Is this product safe for children? It is suitable for children aged 6 and above, provided they are supervised by an adult. Since the formula contains solvents, use in a well-ventilated space is recommended.
- Does the glue leave visible marks on photos or paper? No, it dries to a transparent, matte finish, so it remains virtually invisible on most surfaces and does not leave noticeable residue.
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