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01-04-23, 09:08 PM

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Where to get bulk glue sticks

Pam / Fastenmaster been buying by the small boxes. Anyone used anything that is just as good or better?

And can by in bulk
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01-04-23, 09:59 PM

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Check eBay?

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01-05-23, 04:47 AM

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Craft stores?

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01-05-23, 11:17 PM

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Buy mine from amazon in bulk boxes.

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