does this stone comes already glued. If not does it work really strongly glued using fabric glue?
1474555
They don't come glued. I used E6000 glue and it works really well on everything. The "hot fix" part is the back of the stone which is made in a way that once the glue makes contact it allows for it to fix it's self really strong.
1348623
yes, the stone seems to be pretty indestructible. Just done drop it or sit on top of hot burner.
312161
It does come with one sheet of detailed instructions. This stone is pretty much industructsble
1770351
know glue is needed just put a clear coat of polish no and careful place you stones its fast and very east after your done with your designs put another coat of clear on top to keep them safely in place I change mine once a month and I have never had one to fall off in 20years. have fun .GOD BLESS YOU
1945346
Yes, if you can figure out some way to attach the items to the fabric inside the box. I used glue to attach some items directly to the fabric. Other items (polished stones) I attached by gluing two thumbtacks on the back of each stone and then pressing the ends of the thumbtacks into the fabric. A bit tedious but worked.
585022
No glue needed.(I didn't get glue in my boxes) Holes are pre-drilled. Very easy to put together.
1712268
Other two answers are correct. No glue or adhesive. My husband was very impressed I did it all by myself! :)
339981
It is faster than placing them one by one but the glue dies not hold as well as hot fix especially if you run them through the washer and dryer. Thus glue tends to become quite tacky in water so much so that it sticks to itself every time you wash it. Still it holds better than any other glue of this type. The fastest way to do your design would be to get what they call transfer film. Get the type with the white textured backing because it peels off easier. You can get kits with this film in it at Joann fabrics. It comes with a nonstick clear silicone sheet. You place the silicone sheet over your design and place the rhinestones. Then you peel off the backing from the clear film which is a bit like a heat resistant packing tape with a sticky side and place this on your design to pick up your rhinestones pressing on it with your hand to get the flat part of the rhinestone to adhere. Then place the film on the garment place a pressing cloth over it preferably made of cotton to be heat tolerant and press with an iron until the rhinestones stick to the fabric and are released from the film. Then you can place the iron on the stones directly because they are glass but just press on them without sliding it across them and I also press them from the back to make sure they stick. Sometimes you could see the glue literally melting through the fabric. I usually place something under the garment to keep the glue off the ironing board.But if you don't have hot fix stones then you'll have to glue them with this glue.
92836
No there is no glue included with the puzzle. What I had to do is tape the back of the puzzle with transparent tape.
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.
84951
probably glued, but there is a one inch plastic/rubber piece over the distal tip holding it firmly together. a 20# feline hanging on with all his might hasn't detached it yet, so I'm very happy with this product
1367182
I had a professional to do it and there was no problem but it was not applied to slate. It was flag stone and field stone.
496974
Yes they are but you do receive a lot of different shapes and sizes. I used super glue for nails to place the stones in and haven't had any issues with them falling off after that.
347530
It probably will work, but there certainly are better glues out there...and less expensive too. I once glued a resin lamp with basic white glue and it worked fine. If you need to fill in some missing chunks of your broken statue, after gluing it, use sheet rock mud. You can slap it on, let it dry and then either sand it or scrape off the excess with a sharp knife.
933696
I am almost positive it did, however, don't buy this the one I got my granddaughter for Christmas was used by manually turning the base and it sent to the garbage dump months ago. We did use the clay and the little stones that you can decorate with but, just buy some clay at Michaels or Hobby Lobby and let them shape it.
1410667
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.
1636754
I have 3 of these tools and use them rather frequently to set rhinestones on very delicate tulle and illusion. I've had no problems so far, so here are some things to check: 1. Are you sure you checked the on/ off toggle on the end near the cord? The tip is extremely HOT when its on. 2. When you pick up the rhinestones with the setting tip you must wait about 30-40 seconds for the glue to melt. The melted glue will look shiny. I often use a long dressmaker pin (with the ball top) to slide thru the slit and ease the rhinestone into its proper spot on my fabric. 3. Is it possible that there is something wrong w/ the glue on your hot-fix rhinestones? 4. Have you tried plugging the tool into a different outlet? 5. If nothing works I guess you'll have to admit that the item is defective and you should get an exchange. It really is a great tool when it works. GOOD LUCK!