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How can I get my plastic glow in the dark stars to stay on my ceiling? That puddy stuff they give you just doesn't seem to be working and if I don't do something fast someone could lose an eye.
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toothpaste!!... i know that sound weird but it works but make sure its dry....
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try getting some velcro tape.. or just regular packing tape to tape them up with.. another cool thing is to poke a hole in them and run a piece of string through and let them hang at different heights.. it gives it more of a 3 d effect
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if ur that worried about losing an eye, dont use the freakin plastic glow star thingies! *thank you for your time*~luckiedice~
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It depends on what you are willing to use. There's super-glue, different sticky tack, elmers, thumb tacks, nails, and our old friend spit.
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two words: super glue
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I suggest art gum... the stuff you hang paintings with. Any strong tape should work on smooth ceilings, though... and white glue will stick without ruining the ceiling (if you're worried about that).
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lol use super glue or tape
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First of all, you need to fix this problem quickly, because right after crazy men in dark alleys who jump out with knives and stab your eyes out, plastic ceiling stars are THE leading cause of vision loss amoung American Youth today. (Well, that and over exposure to Christina Augulera's growing stomach)
However, my suggestion to you is, it's time for you to return to the basics. That is, it's time for you to head down to your local Wal-mart and purchase an all-time American Classic. That's right. Duct tape. Not only will it keep those pesky stars from puncturing your aorta whilst you sleep, but you can also use it to fix just about anything, from leaky pipes to annoying younger siblings.
And you know, it just might hold those boyband posters to your walls, too.
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Well in order to do that you can try crazy glue that would work.
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will you can try taping them on .
you can glue it on
the last thing i can give you advice on is to use the stickest thing you can find.
-Babiegirl
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punch holes in them and string them out on butcher's string or fishing line (strung between non-electricity-bearing anchors such as curtain rods or tacks in the mouldings)... no reduced-stickiness problems then!
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First of all, do you have a stucco ceiling (the bumpy kind) or a smooth one? Glue (not school glue, something a tad more potent) would work for a smooth one (a glue gun might work for bumpy ceilings as well), and tape (duct tape is THE ultimate adhesive) would work on both. If ALL else fails, buy the industrial glue that you have to squeeze out of a huge tube (its kind of like caulking), and that should work.
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I have some of those on my ceililng.Alittle bit of duck tape should keep it sticking right the ceiling.Hope it works!
-shay
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