🔵 Multicolor Acid-Free Micro Glue Dots Roll (325 Count) - 34300-325 Review

I use these dots when making my own postcards. They are very small and are very suitable for gluing cardboard. They are a little tricky to remove with fingers as they get sticky when touched but I have found that if I place the dot on the card and press firmly and then lift the backing the dot stays in place and I don't have to deal with it. If the point is in a place where I can't perform this technique, I use tweezers to remove the point from the backing and place it in the required location.

Glad I tried it. Might never go back to waxing. Hold on for much longer and when it "doesn't get sticky" just pull it off the handle and flip it over. It takes 2 to 3 points to fill a diamond crayon, but considering how long it lasts and how much you get for the box, it's totally worth the money. *** Disclaimer ** Do not use with AB drills! He removes the AB film from the drill. I change the pens and go back to the wax for her. Otherwise no problems.

I don't know how these dots work in crafting because I use them to hold my son's Lego pieces together. He's under the recommended age for the legos I buy but he loves them so much and they're his favorite toys. I'm tired of fixing parts that fall dozens of times throughout the day. I don't want to glue them together forever because one day I want him to build the sets himself. Not to mention the Lego community is denouncing this. This is a fantastic solution for holding tiny levers, lights…