What is that glue used on credit cards when they come in the mail?

Posted by admin on February 27th, 2010 and filed under card magnet | 7 Comments »

I’m making magnet cards and I need the magnets to pop right off the card – but stick there while in transit – I can’t find the right glue to stick ‘em in place!?
I’m not making credit cards! Duh

It’s actually called "Fugitive Glue" (but most of us in the business call it "Booger Glue") If you can’t find the real thing, rubber cement is a good alternative, but it can damage some papers. If you’re mailing a large number of pieces, you can purchase it at http://www.glu-stix.com/shop/page/product_detail/Product/24a8b1b94b2c8ce448edf3d10539c3fa.html

7 Responses

  1. Rebecca Says:

    Rubber cement
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  2. temporaryilk Says:

    Rubber cement….I love the stuff, just rolls into little balls. Be careful using it though, make sure you have ventilation cos it kills braincells!
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  3. dude. Says:

    rubber cement, get it at any arts and crafts store
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  4. Spirit Walker Says:

    Rubber cement. It is available at any hardware store, or office supply.
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  5. paper clip Says:

    cool i had this question too, i’m making gift cards for a client… rubber cement sounds like it will definately work!
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  6. hippiechick Says:

    Rubber Cement
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  7. odiboodi Says:

    It’s actually called "Fugitive Glue" (but most of us in the business call it "Booger Glue") If you can’t find the real thing, rubber cement is a good alternative, but it can damage some papers. If you’re mailing a large number of pieces, you can purchase it at http://www.glu-stix.com/shop/page/product_detail/Product/24a8b1b94b2c8ce448edf3d10539c3fa.html
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