Is the glue strong enough to bond glitter tightly to paper?
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I'm not sure you would want the pen for doing glitter. It's got the tip of a ball point pen and a good amount of blue watery glue comes out. Best for use on strips of paper. I use a glue stick for glitter...........or........ colored "glitter glue". Martha Stewart does have another glue pen with a wider felt tip that might be better for your loose glitter, but it will take a while to dry. Personally would use something like a 3M clear -tube glue stick or get the Glitter Glue tubes with the colored glitter already in it.
183067
I have not tried binding with page protectors. Before trying it, I would recommend doing a heat test on your page protectors. If the plastic melts easily, you may not want to use them. If I needed to bind something that was in page protectors, I would probably put the items in a laminating pouch instead. I don't know if the glue strips will adhere properly to the plastic. You might have to use hot glue. If it does work, let us know. Others may have similar questions.
1203542
I wouldn't recommend it for that. It's rather thick and stringy, I would try a spray adhesive, it would go on easily and it does have a good hold. Elmers has one, it's called craft bond.
2116770
Yes Jessica'. This will work fine. A swith any glue, Put some weight weight on top of the glued item. Let it set fora few hours in an airy area......
477703
I think it's strong enough. It's hard cardboard with a thin padding over top so it should be strong enough so the paper wont tear
511431
The glue is clear like water but it is definitely thicker than water. It might work
1621095
Yes this would be strong enough to bind newspapers, magazines or cardboard.
1726734
We've made over 2 dozen at several different times and still have plenty of glitter left. Running low on the glue though!
255953
I don't think so. You could possibly cut the hole further down for a larger opening to permit the glitter through, although the bottle itself doesn't squeeze easily so that might make it hard.
1573791
Would say yes to this question, but make sure your glue lines are kept to a minimum and wait for it to completely dry.
537261
I do not think that this glue is strong enough - the snap would probably pull off.
1304167
yes, you can use this on paper or cardboard, You can actually use this as the glue, its amazing stuff. Its my one thing I HAVE to have in my art room. I use it on everything.
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 !
47265
Yes, staples and pins will easily go through the paper so those can help it stick on something porous like a cork board. I ended up using clear packing tape to help support the adhesive which isn't too strong on its own.
1857813
This is not exactly a precision glue. It works really well on plastics but you can't apply it very easily to small parts unless you have a great tool.
84677
Yes, it will stick better to the nail. You have to put a top coat after placing the glitter or anything in order to stop it from falling off.
642104
I think it would be, maybe give them a paper plate to practice on first, so they can get the feel of the flow of the glue. If they squeeze the blub that makes the glue come out too hard it will glob up or I guess puddle would be a better term. It's like writing with a ballpoint pen. I usually squeeze the blub, write on a plate or piece of paper for a letter or two and then continue writing on my protect. Also, you don't need much of the glue on the object for fine grain glitter to stick. The glue comes out blue then dries clear so you know exactly where you wrote. I did almost 100 Christmas cards in less than an hour. How this helped!