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What glue for velcro fix?
Most silicon based glues are good for sticking Velcro to almost anything.
Who developed velcro?
George de Mestral in 1948
What does Velcro look like?
it looks like two strip's of leather that has been filled with black paper's
What are different types of fastening for bags?
zip,button,hook and eye,velcro,toggles,snaps/poppers and clasps
What were some of the major inventions of the 1940s?
The radar, jet aircraft, Slinky, Jeep, television, Velcro, microwave oven, and Frisbee were the main ones.
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