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Does anyone know of a product (preferably clear) that will remain sticky (preferably very sticky) for a long period of time? In other words, it won’t cure. Kind of like the surface of fly paper.
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Does anyone know of a product (preferably clear) that will remain sticky (preferably very sticky) for a long period of time? In other words, it won't cure. Kind of like the surface of fly paper.