tintinthepirate

is there any "sticker glue" I can buy and make my own stickers? I want to turn my sandpaper into "sticker" so I can easily change them on my sand blocks.
Seems there are some home made recipes that uses vinegar and some other kitchen stuff, anyone tried those? are they sticky enough?
Thanks!

Gray Beard

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I use contact cement on my metal sanding blocks then when I have to remove it I just soak it with some acetone and it peels right off.

Kaos Rulz

3M's 77 spray is good for this. You can find at most large hardware stores. (Lowes, Home Depot, etc...)

Dsegal

I use a roll of double-sided carpet tape on my wood sanding blocks.

johnboyrc

Rubber cement works well, holds what you want, and comes off when you want it to.

Deadeye

Another vote for 3M 77. However, I did buy some very thin double sided tape on a roll, just like scotch tape, that I am going to try on my next paper replacement.

Balsa Master

3m arosol adhesive spray in a can?

MarkNovack

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Specifically double sided carpet tape. It sticks great and is meant to be pulled up. It pulls right off my aluminum sanding boards with ease, yet stays until it is pulled. Its also cheaper, cleaner, and faster drying (like no drying time, its tape) than contact cement.

tintinthepirate

Just bot a roll of carpet tape, 2" wide, fits PERFECTLY, couldn't hope for anything better than that. Thanks!

smedsky

"3M spray mount" will work like post-it adhesive. Use it and just peel it off and put on another piece. I think you will have to go to an office supply store for it.