Foam Glue Strips - Stix2 - S57318

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This guide is for crafters and hobbyists looking for a simple, acid-free adhesive solution for 3D art and decoupage projects. The Stix2 Foam Glue Strips offer an easy-to-use method for mounting small objects and achieving a dimensional finish. Note that the strips come in two sizes, which allows for versatile application, and are ideal for a range of craft applications.
| Model Part Number | S57318 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Stix2 |
The foam glue strips work well on paper, cardstock, wood, and some plastics. Always test on a small area first.
Yes, the Stix2 Foam Glue Strips are acid-free, making them suitable for archival projects.
Carefully try to peel the object from the surface. If this doesn't work, consider using a craft knife to gently separate the object from the surface. Be careful not to damage the project.
The pack includes two sizes: 11 strips of 5mm x 2mm x 138mm and 15 strips of 3mm x 2mm x 138mm.
No, the foam strips are not designed to be reused once they have been applied.
Store the foam strips in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.
The strips are best suited for small, lightweight objects. For heavier items, you may need a stronger adhesive.
Ensure both surfaces are clean, dry, and free from dust or oils. Use firm pressure to apply the foam strip and mount the object.
Carefully trim any excess foam strip material with scissors or a craft knife. Ensure you are using the correct size strip for the object.
Consider using multiple strips or a stronger adhesive for heavier objects.
The Stix2 Foam Glue Strips are compatible with a wide range of materials, including paper, cardstock, wood, and some plastics. It is recommended to test on a small, inconspicuous area first, especially with delicate or sensitive materials.