How strong is this glue? If pulling real hard on the bonded extension, will the extension come off?
2090586
I didn't like the glue at all. It was like a black tar and my real hair got pulled out. I had to get my sister to use a rat-tail comb, but I still lost a lot of hair. Plus it didn't really last. I have blonde hair and the color of the glue stood out so much. :( I would recommend a tape instead!
2090587
Hi Nancy..I ordered this product after having extensions professionally done thinking I would be able to maintain them myself. After a week one of the salon applied extensions came out so I used this product to reapply. To sum up, the piece of hair that received this product outlasted ALL the salon applied extensions. Excellent product. Be sure to have a remover on hand if you want to take it out otherwise it's there for good....
1204623
Don't cut too much of the tip of the glue off (you have to cut a tiny bit of the tip off to release the glue). There should be a wide spot on the glue tip that makes the applicator click on and stay. If you cut too much of the glue tip off, then it will no longer stay on properly. That said, I believe I've had one or two that still wouldn't stay on, and it makes a mess.
2038386
Its somewhat aggravating but i peel it off. Try to something with a sharp point like a fingernail file and pick at the sides where the glue is and it will start to come off. I made the mistake of trying to bite it off the first time and it made me light headed lol so plz don't do that.
2057379
I might add that if put on drywall like I did, that the screws be screwed into a plastic expander to hold it tight. You do not want to accidentally pull the tie holder off the wall. It is not that heavy, but better to be safe.
2000967
These magnets were pretty strong. They may be too large in diameter to use on a name-tag. When I stuck two together without the spacer, they were incredibly hard to separate. I would recommend a rigid backer for the name-tag (otherwise you may get too much flex and peel on the edge of the magnet, between the magnet and the cloth (as you pull the tag away) and end up "peeling the magnet" off of the cloth. I used these to actually glue to another, weaker refrigerator magnet I had. I found the poles and got the strongest side to the refrigerator and used a surface insensitive super glue to bond them together. Since I don't take them on/off the fridge a lot, it seem to be holding so far. You may be able to use a hot-melt Hobby glue from Michael's too bond to the cloth, but I might suggest using the smaller, 1/2" version of these. I believe I've seen plastic tags that actually have a "Magnet Bar" with two 1/2" diameter magnets glued to a piece of metal and then the plastic piece has a metal bar glued to the back of that. When you wear the name tag, the magnets get "Sandwiched" between the two pieces of metal but the way they are attracted, the metal bar acts kind of like a "handle" when you take it off. If you search "Magnetic Name Badges" you will probably be able to find a picture of what I'm describing.
16894
It may work but be careful....this glue expands A LOT and is very difficult to clean-up. I tend to use this particular glue on projects that don't require so much "neat and tidy" results. It is a strong glue.
293589
(1) They sell a separate extension kit that I have not used. (2) As long as you twist it the correct way, it will not come loose; you can tape over the joints with duct tape to keep it connected if you are concerned. Just do not reverse direction when you take it out.
880958
I haven't tried, but I'm guessing a little heat MIGHT soften the adhesive enough that you could pull it off, OR, a little coconut oil, butter or shortening might work. Also, a product called goof off might do it.
140495
I used a blow dryer to get it off. Just blow onto an area for a few minutes then slowly peel stopping and blowing the as you go to warm up the glue. It did leave some residue which has gradually washed off with hot water and soap.
450464
Ditto cap'n Ed , another product that I feel is stronger is Loctite 1390595 10-Ounce Cartridge PL Premium Construction Adhesive.Just my 2 cents worth.Don
206794
I'm not sure I can help you because I did not glue mine down. But I can tell you this. It is very dense, ( not too thick, ) and STRONG..We needed to trim it to fit our small garage and it was vey difficult to cut. I doubt it would tear .I'm sure it would be terrific glued down.
2092936
I would not recommend it. From experience, this glue will separate from adjoining parts if not prepped properly. Recommend using a clear silicone...
1993117
If you haven't heard of Weldbond, I highly recommend it for applications like this. It's easier to use than epoxy and I call it the "stick anything to anything glue". If you slide the magnets apart as opposed to simply trying to pull one off, they will release MUCH more easily, or use a notecard and slide it between them. Since the magnets are small, a notecard is probably your best option.
95082
It might remove super glue. It's stronger than Goo Gone but not as damaging as Goof Off.
1553107
I do not think this product will work? It only binds where it wants to? a professional would be able to etch it and prepare it to bond. Not something to be done at home? I WAS VERY DISAPPOINTED WITH THE PRODUCT!
1388257
Literally just one or two and that's probably bcuz I'm really rough on myself and just snatch this off. I used hair glue, the the ones they use for hair extensions best glue ever. But you can use the white glue DUO.
1284760
I have used this tape a lot. As long as you adhere it to a clean dry surface I am pretty sure not even the Incredible Hulk could rip it off after the adhesive dries.