E6000242001 Jewelry and Bead Adhesive - 1 fl oz

Works as described. I didn’t need quite as much and would have been good if they also provided smaller sizes.Stores well when sealed properly.

This purchase was worth it! I used this product to bedazzle, and glue felt. And over top of some of the bedazzling I glued a set of mini bows I had custom ordered from a Bowtique I frequent locally- onto some white winter gloves to create the perfect Minnie witch costume for my little one. It has a very strong hold even with the slight layering, and it’s easy to use. The only reason why I gave it a 4 star rating for the “easy to use” category- was due to the mess aspect, but it’s not really difficult to clean off of hard surfaces! Overall very satisfied with this product, and if I ever find myself needing it again- this will be the one I choose!

The glue applicators are great and I love the stopper it comes with to save the glue longer!

I purchased this adhesive for use with polymer clay, glass, porcelain, and wood. I have done some extensive testing on it: it will glue well to wood, and to other clay, as long as you do not ignore the recommended "24-72" hour drying time. the same is true about clay to glass. If touched before this time the item will pop apart, and not have enough adhesive ability to re-bond when pushed back together.The main problem for me is the needle tips. They are not as fine as one would like them to be for precision application. As another reviewer has stated, you have no cap for the glue, whether the needle applicator is on or not, and the metal tube cannot be manipulated to relieve the pressure remaining after use: the result is that I literally lose 5x more glue than I need to use, every single time. The only way around this is to sacrifice one of your "needle" tips: let it leak into the metal portion, and then stick a toothpick into the end. You will still lose some glue, as the tube seems to keep it under constant pressure, but it will lessen the waste.Still, it is worth the purchase and the hassle, now that I have figured out how to "stem the tide" as it were.

This was my replacement because the first one had a problem on one end sticking,i was sent a replacement and this one sticks great.I returned the defective one...

Used to bedazzle PVC pumps with glass flat-backed rhinestones and worked very well. Note that it can dry quickly, so need to work in small sections; I generally did no more than a 1"x1" section at a time.

The glue itself works very well. I used it to hold silver posts on 3D printed earrings. I wanted to make sure that it was going to really hold because I’d be selling them. The first batch I did was great and the small tip worked well enough. It was definitely hard to get out. You really have to squeeze the tube but then the glue never stops coming out. After I stopped squeezing it and was putting the backs on the earrings the glue was dripping out on my table. Fast forward to the 3rd batch of earrings and as I was squeezing the tube and the glue started coming out of the side of the tube. The metal tube had broke. I got glue all over my hands. It wasn’t the end of the world because I easily got it off but I wasted a lot of glue! I don’t think the tube would do this if it wasn’t so hard to get out.

It holds well , doesn’t Leeann but it’s a tad smelly , good glue