on โ13-02-2015 02:20 PM
Hi everyone
Please forgive me if I have this in the wrong category.
I wrap all my items in a variety of cellophane bags with the self adhesive ends.
I have larger different sized articles and would like to wrap in cellophane also ( no bags this size), I have purchased the cellophane but dont want to use sticky tape. Can anyone tell me what glue or adhesive I purchase like that used on self adhesive bags? I would like to glue the cellophane package, its a nicer finish.
Many thanks ๐
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on โ13-02-2015 02:48 PM
what about snap lock bags -
come bigger than cello bags clear -see through -not so much trouble as glueing
or on a large scale you could invest in a bag sealer which seals cello with a heat press
we have one very old though not sure where you could buy now
office works might have a modern equivalent
on โ13-02-2015 07:46 PM
@retailtherapist_8 wrote:hahahaa yes I am a fuss pot! Thank you for your ideas!
I guess the packaging is my point of difference....I gift wrap everything ribbons ,bows, the works lol. I want my buyers to feel like they are getting something very special. OTT probably, but it makes me happy.
I dont sell large quantities at all. I have become very quick at wrapping let me tell ya lol.
I think office works is great suggestion.......thank you.
I do love to receive goods where care and thought has gone into the presentation of goods, particularly garments.
Nothing worse than getting a satchel with a squished up garment that has not been at least folded to reduce creasing.
I take great care also in my packaging and have received too many compliments, personal emails thanking me for my effort and returning customers to believe it is wasted effort.
I don't care if buyers don't care that some sellers take extra care to send goods in attractive packaging. I care.
on โ13-02-2015 08:21 PM
I'm not really sure what you mean about the bags and sticking them together but you should be able to use a benchtop heatsealer and buy the celo in massive rolls and make up your own custom size bags and heatseal them shut.
on โ13-02-2015 10:33 PM
I actually looked into buying big rolls of anti-static film when I first started but in the end I think it was better just to use the pre made bags. I only use about 3 sizes so in the end the time to make all the bags killed it. For high value, low volume stuff it would definately be worth looking into.
Presentation of an item is really the most import thing if a customer wants something yesterday, for the most part anyway.
on โ13-02-2015 11:12 PM
I googled "types of glue" and had a bit of a read through some lists.... Pressure Sensitive Adhesives (AKA self-adhesive, self-stick adhesive) sounded like the closest thing to what the cello bags have (examples of use included post-it notes and the like), apparently available in strips / sheets and dots, I didn't check to see how easy it is to buy, though.
on โ13-02-2015 02:34 PM
Use double sided tape. Terribly fiddly but. Sticky tape is okay, don't be such a fuss pot.LOL
on โ13-02-2015 02:48 PM
what about snap lock bags -
come bigger than cello bags clear -see through -not so much trouble as glueing
or on a large scale you could invest in a bag sealer which seals cello with a heat press
we have one very old though not sure where you could buy now
office works might have a modern equivalent
on โ13-02-2015 02:49 PM
Sounds like a very fiddly time consuming task. Depending on the size & shape, could you bunch at the top & tie with curling ribbon ?
Would still look great for presentation, but would save you heaps of time
on โ13-02-2015 03:00 PM
hahahaa yes I am a fuss pot! Thank you for your ideas!
I guess the packaging is my point of difference....I gift wrap everything ribbons ,bows, the works lol. I want my buyers to feel like they are getting something very special. OTT probably, but it makes me happy.
I dont sell large quantities at all. I have become very quick at wrapping let me tell ya lol.
I think office works is great suggestion.......thank you.
on โ13-02-2015 03:45 PM
Why not use cling film, it sticks to its self.
I would not thank you for gift wrapping, just means more to throw in the bin.
on โ13-02-2015 05:24 PM
speak to the book cover co in victoria - I buy my book glue from there and they are very helpful - their site is the same words
on โ13-02-2015 07:46 PM
@retailtherapist_8 wrote:hahahaa yes I am a fuss pot! Thank you for your ideas!
I guess the packaging is my point of difference....I gift wrap everything ribbons ,bows, the works lol. I want my buyers to feel like they are getting something very special. OTT probably, but it makes me happy.
I dont sell large quantities at all. I have become very quick at wrapping let me tell ya lol.
I think office works is great suggestion.......thank you.
I do love to receive goods where care and thought has gone into the presentation of goods, particularly garments.
Nothing worse than getting a satchel with a squished up garment that has not been at least folded to reduce creasing.
I take great care also in my packaging and have received too many compliments, personal emails thanking me for my effort and returning customers to believe it is wasted effort.
I don't care if buyers don't care that some sellers take extra care to send goods in attractive packaging. I care.
on โ13-02-2015 08:21 PM
I'm not really sure what you mean about the bags and sticking them together but you should be able to use a benchtop heatsealer and buy the celo in massive rolls and make up your own custom size bags and heatseal them shut.
on โ13-02-2015 09:03 PM
@dylan11235813 wrote:I'm not really sure what you mean about the bags and sticking them together but you should be able to use a benchtop heatsealer and buy the celo in massive rolls and make up your own custom size bags and heatseal them shut.
Thanks Dylan thats what I am talking about, I have the roll of cello I just was wondering if anyone knew what that gum type adhesive is called that is used for the cello bags.
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