what is the consistency of this glue? Could it be poured to create a thin coat? will it hold glitter to semi flexible plastic?
1374881
Its a little thinner than elmers glue. Yes you can work easy with it i add a dot of water and mix it to the glue then brush it on my wine glasses. I also use this same method to paint picture frames.
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.
1523839
No! Ths is like forever glue, like Gorrilla glue on steroids! I glued a 2x4 to my work bench with Goop and it is never coming off. E6000 I use for jewelry in end caps as it is a bit flexable even after it dries.
1178786
It is pretty hard when dry, I do not think it would be flexible. but is really great glue!
814341
My guess would be probably not. This glitter is very, very fine, and I don't know if you would get the effect you want. It might look more like a solid color. It is sooooo fine that it is difficult to get off areas you don't want it. I only work on it when I can take my craft work outside because I don't want the fine glitter all over everywhere. It's beautiful on handmade cards however!
271282
I don't recall there being any glitter at all on this item, let alone enough to fall off or rub off on anything. (By the way, in case you missed my review, I caution you: Don't waste your money on this. It's the quality of a Dollar Store item.)
2027669
Gluing plastic is always questionable. It might work - or might not, depending on the type of plastic you are trying to glue. Devcon makes a special blend just for plastic but it's not 100% reliable either. Good luck.
987560
I don't know, I've never done it. It sounds like a great idea. I looked on the glitter container itself and there is no mention of what it's made out of and I only have the containers. I didn't find anything at their website, but Walmart.com had a question/answer section and it asked if you could use the glitter on fabrics, which is the kind that you can heat from what little I understand, lol. And the very vague answer that was given was "This can be used on any craft product." Also found this older glitter how to... http://www.beadsandbeading.com/blog/glitter-how-to-polymer-clay-supplies-for-bead-and-jewelry-making/494/ Hopefully others will have your info.
2048876
Yes...yes...use glue sparingly. Very light weight. Conforms to any shape. Hope this helps.
1055034
Hello, I don't think the glue will work well with plastic. I tried it on a couple of small plastic toy pieces and it did not work. Works great with paper and cardboard. Good luck finding something that works.
1334716
Hi there Amanda, well, I researched your question on Wiki, lots of history on where glitter came from, what it is used in and some of it is even made from plastic, however, on American Crafts.com you can research info there, for instance, their glitter glue is non toxic, nothing is mentioned regarding this particular glitter you are asking about. So my answer is I do not know. I would probably ask this question of the company before purchasing. I love this glitter, very fine and lovely effects on paper etc, so little is actually used I am not worried about it myself, my opinion. Good luck! I hope this helped a little. Regards, Kat
1867862
This glue is not strong enough and too pliable to use as a fake nail glue. It will not hold.
1949899
Yes, bonds very well to all plastics that I've attempted--and is not brittle when set. I have repaired plastic storage containers, tool cases, etc. Best to lightly sand the area to be bonded to take off any gloss or sheen, and apply enough of a build up to maintain integrity of the repair. After the material starts to slowly harden you can smooth and mold the application by spitting on your thumb or finger to gently shape the repair...practice with a small amount to get a feel for it; the consistency is like a thick batter, set time - working or 'open time' is about 20 minutes when mixed 50/50, but you can extend the working time by cutting back slightly on the % of hardener (never use more than 50% hardener). Takes several hours to overnight to achieve complete hardening.
659319
It's super thick and would likely clog a spray bottle. I would say it's similar to Elmer's white craft glue. I applied it with one of those little foam black brushes. It goes on opaque but dries clear. Also, it takes time to dry (I gave it a full 24 hours) so you have time to shape and mold it before it stiffens.
295199
You need solvent resistant glitter for nail polish. These WILL melt in a nail polish bottle.
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.
1205087
Theoretically it is glue and a fairly strong glue at that, and with some patience I'm sure it could work but that is not the intended purpose of this glue. This is made to hold stems in place in flower arrangements to fill in gaps. Hope that helps.