I have been using E6000 for making jewelry and I am so tired of it drying out before tube is empty. Waste of money. Does this glue have that problem?
1542888
No--I have used it for years and never had it dry out. I like it so well, I give it to everyone for an added gift when I want just a little more of a gift. Clean the top well before you put the cap back on and it will never get stuck--as every other glue I have used has done.
546085
I used a 3M tape that is sticky on both sides. It is designed to be used with polyethelene (sp?) materials. I had special ordered it a few years ago for another project. On the tape roll it is labeled "3M 300LSE" -- and on the inside of the roll it is identified as "Scotch" with a ID number 9472LE-5ST69119-03-6341. It works -- but t is a little pricey.Good luck, hope this helps. I'm sure a crafts store or hardware store would be able to suggest other options. I use the E6000 glue from the crafts store for many projects.
1581213
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.
169637
I tried to use it on molded plastic and it did not adhere. But as I said in my review the tube I received was very runny. Nothing like the gold I had used in the past.
94224
Yes, that was my experience as well. Unfortunately, the entire contents seems to have dried up in my tube, which is really too bad because it does seem to work well otherwise. It may be better to purchase this sealant in a much smaller quantity.
810588
In my experience, yes. You may want to apply it to the uneven surface first, allow it a minute or three to get tacky then adhere the other piece/item. Just be aware, if you get overflow around the edges, clean it off before it fully dries. Once dried, it's a real beast to remove. I like to go back after about 30 minutes and take a toothpick, XActo, or other pointy object to clean up any excess that seeped over the edges of the item you are gluing. I am working with jewelery so any goobers that seep out are pretty glaring. Hope this helps. Any other questions, just yell. I use this stuff every darn day and have learned a lot through trial and error. In my experience, yes. You may want to apply it to the uneven surface first, allow it a minute or three to get tacky then adhere the other piece/item. Just be aware, if you get overflow around the edges, clean it off before it fully dries. Once dried, it's a real beast to remove. I like to go back after about 30 minutes and take a toothpick, XActo, or other pointy object to clean up any excess that seeped over the edges of the item you are gluing. I am working with jewelery so any goobers that seep out are pretty glaring. Hope this helps. Any other questions, just yell. I use this... » Read More In my experience, yes. You may want to apply it to the uneven surface first, allow it a minute or three to get tacky then adhere the other piece/item. Just be aware, if you get overflow around the edges, clean it off before it fully dries. Once dried, it's a real beast to remove. I like to go back after about 30 minutes and take a toothpick, XActo, or other pointy object to clean up any excess that seeped over the edges of the item you are gluing. I am working with jewelery so any goobers that seep out are pretty glaring. Hope this helps. Any other questions, just yell. I use this stuff every darn day and have learned a lot through trial and error. « Show Less
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I usually wait at least 2 hours to ensure that items are completely dry. The actual drying time may be quicker but I wait that long. The glue is no thicker than Elmer's glue. Hope that helps.
245340
I accidentally glued a glass piece of jewelry to my glass table top and it dried to solidly that I ruined the tabletop. I would say it works well on glass to glass and be careful not to spill the glue!
1247182
I personally use the accelerator. Ca glue does have an instant bonding in certain circumstances on certain materials. I have not,however, figured out exactly what those are yet
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.
2014
I usually use E-6000 for most of my jewelry work, I also use Diamond Glaze.
160151
Seam Grip Sealer is crap. It NEVER drys (they recommend sprinkling baby powder on it to help. Baby Powder? LOL!). Get E6000 instead (Walmart for $5.00). You get twice as much for half the $ and it drys quickly forming a tough yet flexible bond. Its not marketed as a "seam sealer" but it works better than the products that are! Cons: Because it does dry quickly, be ready to smooth it out fast & it has a funky chemical odor that takes a couple of weeks to go away. Try it, it works!
1460895
We have never used the Gorilla Glue 7805001 on Jewelry. Sorry I can't be of help.
1476009
The heat of the summer will tend to dry the stickiness of the glue. The glue does not have the holding power you need. The short answer of the question is no.
1165097
No, I had to purchase a small tube at Walmart. Just be sure it's the "Gel" vs regular super glue.
635294
The contents of my first tube became thick after about a year and didn't seem to work. I purchased another tube and it worked great. It does seem to dry up after a while. R. MacMahon
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hi, my first thought was ,just like woolite,joy dish deterjent. but it does clean without building bubbles,and unlike other jewelry cleaners,you can use this with fine,gemstones or costume jewelry.although it does warn against cleaning porous or 'delecate' jewelry. this i believe ,is because it can also remove some of the 'glue' and therefore cause an item to 'brek' or come apart,i did this to a brooch(i cleaned 3 x in a row-super concentrated-i learned my lesson). however no ingredients are listed,quite likely it is a baking soda and borax,but possibly you can find out from manufacturer which is "blitz manufacturing company,inc. jeffersonville,in 47130. i hope this helps.