Would this glue gun be appropriate for card making and attaching ribbons, bling etc? Does it advance the glue sticks well? The cheaper ones sure don't
1881887
I have been using mine to attach bling and feathers ect. Occasionally I get ahead of the glue but its works 100 times better then the last one I had.
1300029
If you want to glue it to something that is decorative glue is not included. I used them for pop bottle cap magnets. I had to glue the magnet to the bottle cap. Probably not necessary to have that in the description. I don't even saw that. I just took it for granted.
942590
I would recommend it for card stock but not all other papers. By foam are you thinking thin open cell foam sheet for that I would say yes. But it will not work on foam core stock.
985626
I use it for a lot of different things, Greeting cards, post cards, calendars, pictures, posters, etc. You could use it for playing cards, but they would be thin and flexable and would not last very long if played with regulary.
188111
This is great for holding ribbon, I had thought about using it for that, too. The reason I abandoned the idea is because the ribbons unwound too easily. You might not mind this or have as much of a problem as I did. Go for it! :)
989519
It's OK for small projects. I still can't figure out the parameters. Guess I am a numbers disadvantaged person. And, yes, you can use it for cardstock. Works fine.
989520
It's OK for small projects. I still can't figure out the parameters. Guess I am a numbers disadvantaged person.And, yes, you can use it for cardstock. Works fine.
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.
1778279
Not necessarily a heat gun, but some kind of heat device to loosen the glue. I used my blow dryer.
1373606
I use it in decorative crafts that aren't subject to scratches, dents or harsh weather. Don't know that it would hold up well for the project you describe. If you try, follow mix instructions closely or you'll have sticky goop.
423563
I do not use it for that, but I am sure that ir would work. Put the dot of glue where you want the rhinestone, then place the bling on the glue. Reverse twizzers help. I am going to use it to place a large die cut on my Christmas cards.
839922
I wouldn't use this for that this is more for kid crafts, making cards, etc. it is a softer glue. I would recommend Elmer's glass and china glue for the china and epoxy for the pottery.
1429073
You know, I've only used my brayer for print making, but my guess would be to use the soft roller. The hard roller may produce gaps in the glue application, whereas gentle pressure on the soft roller may provide an even layer. Good luck with that. Lura
1732707
Yes. It isn't a customary glue that is stringy or goopy. It is a liquid sort of chemical you apply with a brush applicator. Very effective and good for plastic models.
835358
My experience with this nail gun is with the plastic coated nails. But I think as long as they are the correct size, it shouldn't make any difference. Paper tends to be more expensive, but you don't have bits of plastic flying around.
832917
Sounds like a lot of fun. However, This wand is designed to melt pre-fixed glue on the back of a rhinestone. I do not recommend this wand for use around children. It reaches a very hot temperature and can cause severe burns if it touches the skin. This wand gets as hot, if not hotter than a hot glue gun. I recently did craft projects with a group of 4-6 years old. We used double stick tape and a non-toxic craft glue for the glitter and stones. I hope this helps you for your decision. I will add some positive issues with this wand. It comes with a variety of sizes of adaptors for stone application. It has an on-off switch. The wand heats up the hot-fix stones well enough for them to adhere very well to fabrics.
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I don't know I bought this to make paper beads. It seems to unwrap quickly but maybe on a less sounded surface it may work well. Hope this helps a little. Heliena