What do you call the sticky stuff that holds a cd to magazine cover ?

Rubber Cement.

boogers

I don’t know. But I think I know what you’re talking about. I stick them to the inside of my nostrils and pretend they’re boogers.

Goddamn it, @teh_kvlt_liberal. Stealin’ my thunder.

sorry :(

glue

cow gum…often used in art displays as stuff can be reposition without to damage if booth surfaces are gloss

ye can buy it in tins

Cow gum is for permanent mounting , this stuff ain’t like that .

@noodle_poodle
Ohhhh, gum

@teh_kvlt_liberal I swear to god I read the same thing

stay off the bull milk, kids

well the cow gum i used definatly was

tho most people use spray mount insted cuz it works better with paper

I call it “that sticky stuff in magazines”

its called UHU glue from where i come from

I don’t know what it’s called, but I just wanted to say that the magazine-glue-stuff is one of those little things I get a disproportionate amount of happiness from.

@LC_Beta

Sounds to me like you are those that like pilling off glues and start squashing them into tiny balls.

It’s referred to as either glue dots or peel and stick glue, depending on the geographic area and shape of the product. Typically, the round ones are called glue dots and the long stringy ones are called peel and stick. gluedots.com is a good place to look for it.

well i still hold to cow glue…i have used it…it sez so on the tin and its made from cows feet just like a lota weirdo jelly stuff….ona those thing you have to become accustome to to work in a proper gallery…just like rabbit skin glue tightens canvas and smells like fish

and latex has many names but is ultimately rubber production by products that smell fishy/solvent some made from boiked dead stuff some made from plant matter but all called latex

sorry boiled even….damn parties and typing dont mix

Marketing.

It’snot good.