I want to dip some sand dollars to make necklaces. Would this adhere to them?
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No,it won't work on sand dollars since this product is made for plating thin gold on metals. I would recommend you to use a gold paint comes in liquid form( you can find at any craft stores or hardware stores,of course,you can find it on amazon,too) for your project instead of this item. Good luck
84675
I used a small amount of nail glue to adhere the items with a toothpick, or you can use clear nail polish as well. They have to have some sort of adhesive to make them stick to the nail, so my answer would be yes.
1905137
the pens will adhere to paper, acrylic, stone and wood. it is water-based and i have no idea what is meant by the last question of fixing it to the ground.
1951871
If you are putting them on your nails you can just put them directly onto slightly wet nail polish or put a drop of clear polish on the nail and then put a stone. If you are planning on putting them on something else you can use a small drop of glue, they don't have their own adhesive, since I believe they are mostly used for nail art. Hope this helps answer your question. :-)
1496506
It will stick to the metal, but it'll be more prone to scraping off. I would recommend a glue directly For crafting with metal.
318349
Definitely. The jewels come with a fairly strong natural adhesive. (Think poster tape)
1045348
No, but with vintage glue you have to ask yourself the following questions:1- Will the detergent soften the glue ? 2- Will the ultrasonic vibrations crystallize the glue and then cause it to shatter ? Glued jewelry is pretty fragile. You may be best served with a bucket of soapy water and a soft scrub brush like an old toothbrush. Good luck !
789415
Wilton's website (under FAQ's) says it may be used on their pieces. http://www.armetale.com/faqs
1459115
depends on your texturing. This is a very thin item and it may form to the texturing and make a flat surface. If your texturing is large, this will not work as it will leave large gaps and water will get in underneath. Good luck.
2059412
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!!!
1272100
No. You want it to bond to the metal not the primer. Sand down the area and make sure both surfaces are clean.
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I saw someone demonstrate this product on sterling silver and worked very good. BUT my purpose in buying this was to check for old jewelry - namely - "Bakelite" It will turn a q-tip green if the item is bakelite.
898955
Yes. I have used several different types of glue on my glass mosaic artwork, (which includes pins and other pieces of jewelry), and Beacon 527 is the best I've found.
1629865
No. It's for real sterling. I tried it on costume plate jewelry and it dulls it forever.
1914478
Not sure on this---but it works very well on silver jewelry. Surely it would. You could take a piece that isn't used much and try a little on the back or a inconspicuous place. If you do it---let me know how it worked out. Sherry in Knox TN
586201
Although i have not done it, I can't see why not. If you want the adherence less noticeable, you could use a glue dot dispenser found in any craft store.
979515
Unfortunately, no. For it to stay and hold it really needs a smooth surface. If the item is not heavy, it might hold somewhat but getting the glue off later will be a pistol of a job.