View Cart 
|
This versatile glue applicator boasts no-clog and dual-tipped functions. One end is a pen tip, the other a broad tip to fit all of your... Full Description & Details.
|
This versatile glue applicator boasts no-clog and dual-tipped functions. One end is a pen tip, the other a broad tip to fit all of your scrapbooking application needs.
If I had to foresake all other adhesives (the horror!) and just pick the ones I really love, THIS would be one of my last two adhesives standing (the other being Dotto Repositionable). I love this liquid glue - it never warps paper, dries pretty fast and clear, holds strong. Love the narrow tip on top and broader tip on the bottom, perfect for laying this stuff on a variety of items. This is so versatile too - works well with photos, paper, ribbons, etc. I normally use glue dots and glue lines to hold heavier embellishments but if I'm out of those, I know from experience that a thick layer of this will definitely stick those heavier things down. It apparently can work as repositionable adhesive if you let it dry, but I haven't checked that use out yet. I've also heard that it can be used as a repositionable adhesive to stick unmounted rubber stamps to blocks (great because I've been needing to do that!). I am awaiting an order of a few of these from sb.com right now as I type...THAT'S how much I rely on this, I can't be without it! If you're like me and love the versatility & all-around uses of a liquid glue, I recommend you try this out for yourself.
Used in this layout: Ironhorse ball
This is definately the one and only glue to use! I was so skeptical at first about using a liquid glue with the consistency of school glue, but I was hooked from the first time I tried it! Use this glue like a ball point pen, applying a thin line where needed. It is strong, dries clear, never warps and adheres everything! I use it for paper, photos, embellishments, even when adhering paper to metal. And it is absolutely the best glue to use when adhering paper to chipboard. Just a thin bead around the edge and then allow the paper to squish the glue out of the edge just a little. Use a emery board to file down the paper and remove the excess glue. You will get a nice smooth edge and the paper will not peel up! Perfect! Love it.
Used in this layout: Ironhorse ball
This is the adhesive I use on all my pages. I love it. You don't need alot of it either. Just a few dabs around the pic or paper and there you go. If you let it dry first its' removable. I do have the roll types of adhesive also but rarely use them. I keep the little bottle turned upside down in a little glass jar so it's always ready to use and I don't have to wait for the glue to get to the outlet. Works like a charm. It's good for small pieces too. Holds chipboard perfectly. And the price. Can't beat the price. It's lasts forever.
Used in this layout: Ironhorse ball
This is my absolute favorite glue. I just got it recently and I'm completely out of it. It was the first time I've ever tried this kind. I am always trying new glues and tapes and adhesives, most people know sometimes its hard to find a good one that you really really like. Well, this is that one. It works so well on everything. If you're gluing something that won't stick with most adhesives use this, and I bet it will work perfectly for you. LOVE THIS PRODUCT!!!
Used in this layout: Ironhorse ball
I have been using this glue for years and this is the one and only liquid glue that I will let anywhere near my scrapbooking. It doesn't warp or wrinkle paper, it dries quickly, and it can be used as a temporary adhesive (by applying it and letting it dry before sticking the item to anything) or as a permanent adhesive. I also like that it doesn't have an unpleasant smell like some of the other liquid glues I've tried. This one is a staple in my supplies!
Used in this layout: Ironhorse ball
