Glue Dots, Candle Dots, Double-Sided, 5/8", 120 Dots, Hot Wax Ready, Secure Candle Wick, Candle-Making, DIY Craft Glue Tape, Sticky Adhesive Glue Points, Clear

The glue dots are very affordable are very good value and quality. They work really well. I use four 4-in chime candles on plates. The glue dots hold the candle in place for extended period of time. I am very impressed with the performance of the product.

VERY STRONG STICKINESS. I will be buying more

These work perfectly and are easy to use. One glue dot is great for containers with a flat surface. If using a container that has a dip in the bottom, just use a couple glue dots.

These multi use sticky dots are great for securing wicks to your candles.

I am no expert in candle making but I have already experimented with quite a few supplies by now. This by far was the worst headache for me. I attempted 4 diff jars with one, two, even three dots at the bottom of the wick and each time I poured (and at diff temperatures) the adhesive would not stay. Not only was this product ineffective for me, but could also be a hazard to whoever lights it. its a good thing I caught it before the wax solidified.

I’ve wasted a small fortune looking for a glue dots that can withstand the heat of melted wax and will stay put and hold my candle wicks in place. I was overjoyed to have finally found these. The only downside is that they really do stay put, so be sure you’re ready to commit when you use these. Lol

The packaging says the adhesive on these can withstand hot wax, but indeed it does not. I pour soy wax at 140°F which is standard, and these started peeling off on one side immediately, so the wick was just barely hanging onto the bottom of the jar. I'll keep tweaking how I use these so they don't go to waste, but so far I'm not impressed.

I have used these glue dots in hundreds of candles I've made for craft shows and Etsy. They work for tiny tea-light sized candles (0.5 oz), glass jar candles, and larger jars.Here's what you have to know: once you place it in the jar you have to give it a good solid PRESS DOWN and then it will hold for life. Don't touch it with your fingers or your oil will get on the glue dot and decrease adhesion.The only time I've had the wick float up is if the containers was dusty or I didn't push on it hard enough. Solid product. Have used hundreds and will continue to use.