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Fevicol: Moustache

Posted by Sander Janssen on November 27, 2009 No comments yet

Fevicol is the most famous brand for adhessives in India, it’s owned by the big multinational Pidilite. Their slogan is: “The Ultimate adhesive since 1959″.

In this spot they glue a moustache to a little girl’s face, the only problem is the glue is too good. So she has to walk around with this moustache all her life. I always liked this Bollywood style of movies. A nice touch to this spot is the reincarnation in the end.



Company: Fevicol
Agency: Ogilvy and Mather
Country: India India

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Pattex: Grumpy old man

Posted by Bert Callens on October 10, 2009 No comments yet

Imagine: you’re old, had a good life with a lot of joy, you have grand kids and a nice pension, you’re still able to do everything you want..
What could be bothering you at that time? Click on the picture to find out..



Company: Pattex
Agency: Imelda Ogilvy
Country: Slovenia Slovenia

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Loctite: New kind of chain

Posted by Rindert Dalstra on July 15, 2009 No comments yet

I recently posted an ad for Pattex super glue. Now I found another one for Loctite. They want to prove the same thing, that their glue is really strong.



Company: Loctite
Agency: DDB, Milan
Country: Italy Italy

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Pattex: Mousetrap

Posted by Rindert Dalstra on June 30, 2009 No comments yet

Pattex makes super glue and the want to show you for how many purposes it can be used. It is even useful for catching a mouse. You just need a small piece of wood, a piece a cheese and a tiny drop of Pattex super glue.



Company: Pattex
Agency: DDB Germany, Düsseldorf
Country: Germany Germany

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