Quick note about Glue-Sticks... there are (as far as I have found) two kinds.
Washable and Permanent.
Washable kind from Staples actually works (for me, every time)
Permanent DOES NOT WORK AT ALL (for me, on heated glass)
The washable actually is re-wettable and re-spreadable, and re-usable. Meaning you don't have to go through tons of the stuff, just reapply or respread to cover the areas pulled up by the parts.
To rewet, I drizzle a little water over the surface to wet it.
I then scrap it all up with a blade or paint scraper.
I then have a pile of GOO that I can then re-spread with a pallet knife or pain scraper.
The resulting film is great for ABS and actually way better than when applied from the glue-stick itself.
The permanent glue sticks (like the ones from Uhu) get gummy at higher temps and just have almost ZERO adhesion to my glass bed.
I WILL NOT EVER bother with the acetone mixed with ABS glue nastiness as that's just gross, smelly, and can cause damage to indoor surfaces etc. My printer is in my office, so ABS glue just isn't an option for me.
Also I'm not a big fan of any temporary or removable surface treatment unless it's DIRT cheap, and EXTREMELY easy to clean up. the process of taping the surface sucks. Disposable build surfaces SUCKS. this glue is non-toxic, and easy to use and clean up.
Of course this is just my experience - your mileage may very. But the most important point I wanted to make was about the different types of glue stick and the fact that I've only actually found ONE brand that I LOVE the rest that I tried can suck it.
Oh and lastly I only print ABS with my build plate set to 80°C higher and the parts don't stick too well and/or stay too squishy and move around too much (I print really thin-walled parts <1mm thick walls)
Cheers ;)