Self Adhesive Tack - 70gm - Blue

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The 5 Star Value Self Adhesive Tack is an essential tool for students, teachers, and office professionals looking for a damage-free way to display posters, artwork, or lightweight documents. It offers a reliable, reusable adhesive solution that replaces permanent fixtures like nails or tacks, though users should note it is intended strictly for lightweight materials and may not adhere well to porous or freshly painted surfaces.
| Model Part Number | SAP/70/Tac |
|---|---|
| Brand | 5 Star Value |
It is not recommended for delicate or paper-based wallpapers as it may leave an oily spot or tear the material upon removal.
This product is designed for school and office use; however, it should always be kept out of the reach of small children and pets.
If any blue tack remains, press a larger ball of fresh tack against the leftover pieces to pull them away from the surface.
It may work on sealed or painted brick, but it will likely struggle to stick to dusty or highly porous brick surfaces.
No, this product is specifically for lightweight items like paper, posters, and cards. It cannot support the weight of framed art.
Use more tack or verify that the surface is clean and free of dust or oils before application.
Gently dab a larger piece of tack over the residue to lift it off the surface; do not scrub with water.
Warm the tack by rolling it between your palms for 30 seconds to increase its pliability.
To set up, pull off a small amount of tack and knead it until it is soft and pliable. Press it firmly onto the back of your item, then press the item against the wall with equal pressure. It is compatible with most flat surfaces, including painted drywall, wood, glass, and plastic. To remove, simply pull the item away gently, then roll the tack off the wall surface to avoid pulling off any loose paint. If the tack gets dirty, it should be discarded rather than cleaned, as embedded dust reduces its adhesive strength significantly.