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These are specifically made for paper, cardboard, etc. you might also have to either lay something heavy on top to make sure it sticks, or use several large elastic bands to hold the box in place.
Good luck
Lynn
Just a thought though if youve bought loose lego and the boxes to go with the set then what are you achieving by re glueing the boxes... bnib ?
I use this strange smelling glue by UHU, found it in the pound shop, but I think they sell it at Michael's too. It says you can use it on cardboard. The only problem with it is that you have to make sure the box stays in place while the glue is drying, or it can shift and dry crooked. I think it works better on the thicker corrugated boxes than the thin card stock kind- if you use too much on the thinner kind it warps the box!
Brand name of the stuff is "stix2" worth having a look for.