i want to reattach tiny flatback rhinestone to my cotton tank top. Can I use this glue? Will is hold up through washing and low heat drying?
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Yes you can use gem tac on rhinestones. It is permanent once it dries and it is safe for washing and drying
809803
yes, it is way better because if you grip on it tight, the rhinestone wont fall off :)
898956
Absolutely. I am a Power Seller on ebay dealing mainly with vintage jewelry. I have tried many adhesives and Beacon 527 is my all time favorite. I have learned to use only a tiny drop to replace rhinestones. Holds immediately and dries totally clear even if you mess up. Works fine with other materials as well .
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I don't know for sure, but I would think you could use it with fabric as long as you don't wash it. If you want to wash it, you would probably have to use a washable glue. Aleene's has one but I don't remember the specific name of their glue that is washable.
1770353
I just use a dot of clear polish to make the rhinestone stick...then when dry....I apply clear polish to my whole nail...coating over the rhinestones. Hope that helps...: )
1710553
i have used it for vinyl and it works great heats very quick great press. but rhinestones i haven't done yet
1101865
I have used this glue to attach many things. The thing is to watch for is the glue oozig through the fabric. Test it on fabric on scrap leather first. The decision can be made then.
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Seems to hold ok on plastics if allowed to completely dry (at least overnight). For things like stone and metal it doesn't adhere so well. Agitation more so than water itself is the problem (such as rinsing the glued item under running water). Probably better off using 4-minute epoxy, testing an inconspicuous area first to make sure the adhesive doesn't dissolve the items being glued.
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Yes, any rhinestone that says hot fix on the package or in the description can be used with an applicator wand.
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I have been using mine to attach bling and feathers ect. Occasionally I get ahead of the glue but its works 100 times better then the last one I had.
678102
no. it has no glue, just stones, pearls, flowers, rhinestones. its packed very nice and it is secure. the stones are high quality and shiney. your best bet is to go to walmart and buy the E6000 glue in the crafts aisle. there only $2.65 there.
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Not if you have other choices. The purpose of this is to use somewhere where you want it to dissolve. Knit needs real stability to keep it from moving/distorting. I wouldn't use it on an expensive item. Practice on some scrap knit first. And I would use some temporary spray glue to keep it in place on the knit. Good luck.
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I am not sure but it is a strong glue for other things. I think you should try a E6000 glue. Buy the very very small tube so you can see if you like it. This glue works only if you set it and leave alone for at least 24 hours. I would suggest using a toothpick (yes it works very well) so that you can be exact and place it on the link. I am not sure how big or small your links are or if it costume jewelry or not but it is a strong glue nonetheless. Hope this helps you and good luck!!!
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They're not actually rhinestone its plastic bent inwards to make a rhinestone effect. I bought flat rhinestones and hot glued them to my veil and that worked well. But this item i wouldnt recommend for what you need
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No I would buy the actual fabric glue. This glue is to soft to hold fabrics and it would proudly wash right off if the fabric got wet.
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I use Sally Hansen Superhold nail glue and it works really well with these smaller rhinestones to make great detailed nail art or nail designs like in a normal nail salon. I also use nail tweezers to grip each rhinestone to apply in onto my nails because they're small. I've used topcoat with sticking the rhinestones on my nails but the little stones would sometimes pop off or chip off because the clear too coat nail polish isn't as long lasting or durable as nail glue, so I just personally like using the nail glue, but it's everyone's prerogative what they like best and what works for them.
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The bond is great on paper. I haven't had any peeling corners after several years. I honestly have only used the glue pen on paper items, pictures, die cuts, acrylic gem stones, fabric flowers, that type of stuff. I don't know what your trying to glue together but hot glue really shouldn't be used on paper, it is far too hot and will leave a lump where it is applied. The glue pen is also acid free so it won't cause browning and the paper wont break down over time. Hot glue can crack over time and break apart. If you can provide a bit more information about your project and what your trying to glue together, I can try to help with what adhesive you should use.