Glue Dots .375" Poster Dot Disposable Dispenser - 200 Clear Dots

I love these things. The glue is way strong than you would expect, and they are just useful in so many situations because they stick instantly. In fact, you need to be careful when taking them out of the container, cause they are just super sticky. I'd say these are an essential. Just like zip ties, every household should keep at least a few in stock.

A bit pricey but easy to apply and remove from glossy photos.

Great product, have bought it before and it works so well especially for scrapbooking.

Works very well

I love this dispenser and glue dots over all, but these glue dots weren’t nearly as sticky and bonding as I would have liked. They are great for simple paper projects, but not for holding items other than paper together. My objective was to help keep a bag of candy “stuck” to a board for gifting. It works but not as well as I would have liked.

I gotta tell you I wish I’ve found this a long time ago. I bought a very difficult Calendar to put up on the wall that just kept trying to roll up on me. The way this thing works by dragging it down the wall. It’s perfect. What an ingenious idea!. use it to wrap my Christmas gifts made it so much easier. If I made a mistake, I could simply pull back the wrapping paper pull off the little adhesive ball. Replace it another location pull the paper over and bam. I’m there. Like I said, I wish I invented this thing!

These were not sticky enough to hold anything up.

Mixed feelings on this. It was kinda hard to get the glue dots to perfectly come off

Love these for scrapbooking and the handy container makes it easy to use. Fast delivery, great transaction!!

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I adore this product. I used to use blu-tack to hang posters in my study, which can get quite warm from the computer and from my working in there for hours at a time. As a result, the tack would dry out or unstick and I'd often lose a poster despite putting blue tack all along the sides. This product does really well in warm or dry atmospheres, if it's warm it just gets more sticky which is fantastic for computer rooms, or for walls that receive sunlight or are near a radiator. The method of this is far easier than the glue-dot sheets, too, as you simply press down and run along the edge of the poster, and it will put down dots periodically. In my experience, glue dot sheets often ended up with a lot of wasted dots, since unpeeling them was so difficult they just keep folding on themselves - this product doesn't have that problem. That being said, bear in mind that these dots are not large like you may find on a glue dot sheet - about the size od a kid's pinky nail, or <1cm across I'd estimate. However, despite their size these are really strong - I put them on top and bottom side of an A2 heavy glossy card poster and it stayed up for two years or so until I took it down myself. I would say that glue dots are the tidiest and most professional way to put up posters, as no bulky blue tac lumps, and no messy sellotape. Especially if you are putting up posters on a glass counter or window, I first used these in a shop with a glass wall and it worked really well on glass. My favourite part - the glue dots are transparent, so they are amazing for puttng a poster inside your glass window as you don't have to worry about covering important information! Be warned - glue dots may damage wallpaper, and could perhaps damage flaky plaster or old paint. If you are really concerned about the wall, use a portable hair dryer or torch or something to heat up the glue a bit when you're removing posters, or just do your best to peel gently. They are absolutely peelable so you should be able to do it if you take your time. One thing I did find was tht the moisture of the glue can leave small circular stains on painted walls. Not sure if these dry out as haven't been around long enough after moving to see. For me, the fantastic product is totally worth it. Can you use this product on things other than posters - absolutely. In fact, I have a glass top on my bedside table. After seeing it shift around a bit, I put a couple of dots in each corner and now it holds fast instead of sliding. I also used glue dots to put down vinyl squares on the top of one of my sides - it's a great temporary solution if you need a waterproof or easily wiped surface (in my instance, this was to make a wipeable area to put a spare kettle in a bedroom) as it stops the mat or vinyl from sliding. I have also used glue dots in my pc setup - there is a section where my extension lead sits on my desk top, but it kept falling off when nudged and pulling all my cables taut when it did so. By putting some of these dots on the bottom, it is less likely to fall off. However, if you are using them in that instance please be aware that the dots become less strong if they come in contact with dust or crumbs (which I get a lot on my desk...) Ultimately, this is a much stronger and more versatile product than blue tack, in my experience. A must have for someone who has a lot of posters, and useful for around the house.

Estos adhesivos son geniales y versátiles. Son súper fáciles de usar, especialmente gracias al dispensador de rodillo que facilita la aplicación.

bien, pegan bien en superficies lisas y el pegamento no maltrata los posters a la hora de retirarlo, si lo piensas poner en alguna pared o superficie rugosa taaaaal vez no pegue tan bien pero si le pones bastantes si te van a funcionar.