Welcome to our first ever Top 10 list. Yeah, so maybe we stole the idea from Letterman, but we’re betting he’s the not the first person in history to make a list; he might just be the most famous (until now, of course.) Drum roll….
TOP 10 REASONS TO KEEP A BOTTLE OF SAG HANDY
10. We’re in a recession. Who has money to hire folks to fix things that you can fix yourself?
9. SAG is made in the U.S.A. Gotta love the fact that we’re creating jobs here in the U.S. and not outsourcing overseas.
8. SAG is waterproof. With Spring on horizon, our glue holds just as strong outdoors in the rain as on indoor projects.
7. Speaking of indoor projects, did we mention how low in odor SAG is? Unlike other glues which can produce really strong (and even headache inducing) smells, SAG doesn’t.
6. SAG works on just about every substrate (material) available. Barring fabrics and paper, SAG will securely bond plastic, brick, tile, glass, and so on.
5. SAG is paintable and sandable. Excess glue can easily be sanded off or painted over without weakening the bond.
4. SAG sets up quickly. In less than an hour, the bond will have set.
3. SAG is easy to use. Apply. Stick Items Together. Call it a day.
2. SAG is easy to remove from your hands, should you get in on them during your repairing. Simply take a bit of soap and water, and it’ll come right off.
We’ve said it before, but, the best reason to keep a bottle of SAG handy is….
1. We’re stubbornly strong!
Did we leave anything out? If so, don’t hesitate to send us your ideas at glue@stickyassglue.com
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- The Glue Crew
- Once upon a time in Southern California, 4 dads got together on a Saturday afternoon to shoot the breeze and put together a jungle gym/swing slide set/whatchamacallit. It was a perfect weekend day, and assembly was going smoothly until SNAP! Our Herculean efforts snapped one of the slide pieces clean in half. Luckily, we had a tube of urethane glue on hand. So, we set about to fasten the pieces together, figuring we'd let the glue cure, then resume efforts on Sunday. Unfortunately we sat and watched as the glue started foaming. Then it foamed some more. And it kept right on foaming. Our First Thought: The kids (and the wives) were NOT going to be pleased. Our Second Thought: We can make a better urethane glue than this! So we did. Ironic as it sounds, not 1, but 2 of the 4 fathers -get it, forefathers- actually had backgrounds in adhesives. And that's how Sticky Ass Glue came into existence. Today, we're proud to be the forefathers of a product of this quality. That's the Sticky Ass Glue story… and we're sticking to it!!!
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