Charles Leonard - Glue Stick Classpack .28 oz. White Pack of 30
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Glue sticks are great for arts and crafts. AP Certified, non-toxic glue sticks provide neat and clean application. Ideal for paper, cardboard, photos and fabric. Washable, odorless, dries fast and clear. Convenient lipstick style applicator. Conforms to ASTM D-4236. Acid free. This set includes 30 white glue sticks.
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Ideal for paper, cardboard, photos and fabric
- BrandCharles LeonardModel NumberCHL95123Product NameCharles Leonard Glue Stick Classpack .28 oz. White Pack of 30Non-ToxicYesQuantity30UPC026487951239
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