Is there a plug on nozzle that needs to be removed for first time use? I inserted glue stick and heated for over 5 minutes and no glue comes out. ??
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No, there is no plug installed. This is just a problem with this product - it may work and it may not. Just do not squeeze the trigger too hard or you may have hot glue coming out the back of the gun instead of the nozzle. Please read my review on this product for more information.
540425
Didn't use glue...should just snap into the track...if that doesn't work maybe a clear silicone so you can remove it if you have to without too much difficulty.
831878
If you try to squeeze the trigger before all the glue is melted inside the gun it can be solid in the nozzle still so has nowhere to go but out through the back and it gets inside also. I use glue guns regularly, I have a £200 3m and still these use these regularly as they heat up quicker. Use it right and these last a long time.
1992077
I am using hot glue but it is not working. I will contact Amazon for possible return or replacement.
336220
It's a cement not a crazy glue. To achieve that instant stick you need to follow instructions: cover the surface on BOTH pieces and let it dry for 1-2 minute until it stops being glossy. Then put them together - it will be instant stick so make sure you get it right- you can't adjust it after that
1866559
No problem here. I used Adhesive Technologies 220-11ZIP24 Multi Temp Full Size Glue, 10-Inch, 24-Pack glue sticks. Just put one it, let it heat up on the high setting for several minutes, then it melted and extruded the glue just fine. I did find warming it up on high, then turning down to low worked better when using it on the low setting
1684726
Yes, ironically, on my first project I had to make a box for "mr. pancake" and the one I had was undone on one end. I just used a glue stick but it worked fine. G'luck!
2130135
I would say grab the end of the tape and use a hair dryer moving it to losing the tape glue. I haven't removed mine yet still cold here. The hair dryer should work might need to get it hot and not so hot in different spot.
2233945
I had one crack at the where it joins with the base of the hook and I just cut through the rest of the tube to separate it, removed the small plastic that remained on the base of the hook then simply pushed the tube back on to the base of the hook and finished the rest of the blanket I was working on with no problem. No need for glue or anything special to be done. :)
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First of all, don't leave the nozzle attached to the tube after using. Remove the nozzle and replace the cap. Leaving on the nozzle will cause the whole tube to dry out.I find that the best thing for keeping Goop is to put Vaseline on the threads of the tube. That both makes a better seal with the cap, to keep it from drying out, as well as making it much easier to get the cap back off when you want to use it again.As for the nozzle, it's often a one-use piece. But you can get multiple uses if you place a large screw into the still wet Goop in the nozzle. Put the screw in from the large end, not the pointy end. Then you can "usually" pull out the plug of dried goop from the nozzle using pliers on the screw. First of all, don't leave the nozzle attached to the tube after using. Remove the nozzle and replace the cap. Leaving on the nozzle will cause the whole tube to dry out.I find that the best thing for keeping Goop is to put Vaseline on the threads of the tube. That both makes a better seal with the cap, to keep it from drying out, as well as making it much easier to get the cap back off when you want to use it again.As for the nozzle, it's often a one-use piece. But you can get multiple uses if you place a large screw into the still wet Goop in the nozzle. Put the screw in from... » Read More First of all, don't leave the nozzle attached to the tube after using. Remove the nozzle and replace the cap. Leaving on the nozzle will cause the whole tube to dry out.I find that the best thing for keeping Goop is to put Vaseline on the threads of the tube. That both makes a better seal with the cap, to keep it from drying out, as well as making it much easier to get the cap back off when you want to use it again.As for the nozzle, it's often a one-use piece. But you can get multiple uses if you place a large screw into the still wet Goop in the nozzle. Put the screw in from the large end, not the pointy end. Then you can "usually" pull out the plug of dried goop from the nozzle using pliers on the screw. « Show Less
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Try lighter fluid (like Zippo, aka naphtha). This removes all kinds of sticky glue residue.
595792
I can't be sure, but I've only had one time the stick came out by itself. You probably need to run warm or hot water over the mold more to loosen it. I always do that anyway, but sometimes it take more than what I normally do.
1518420
I have put hot water to get rid of glue and sometimes I have even boiled the water. Also try baking soda, make a paste out ofit with the water room temp and put it on liberally. Good luck
1538020
Mine did not work at all and fell apart. I would not buy this. I tried another product which used a hot glue gun for better adhesion and got decent results.
368191
I used a blow dryer, some Goo-Gone and dental floss. It took a bit of time, and required more Goo-Gone after it came off to get the glue residue off too. Not too bad though.
95752
Hi I had the same problem when I first got the product.All you have to do is unscrew the top of the Hair Fiber container and then just pull out the part with the small holes in it. (you can see the loose powder) Then screw on the Spray Applicator and you're good to go.
2013491
I use the short glue sticks recommended on Amazon and they are perfect. Love mine and use it inside and outdoors.