🔖 Glue Dots 08248 ROLL Removable 1.5IN 200CT Acid Free: Variety Pack for Easy and Mess-Free Bonding Review

I've had problems with vehicles on my model railroad platforms rolling back and forth. I was afraid they might fall off the platform. One of those dots on each tire and the car stayed where I put it. I didn't buy an applicator so it was a bit difficult for me to apply dots from the mounting bar to the tires.

I use them for many things. It was originally intended for photos on a billboard but then I made a photo album and the photos slid out so I used them to tape the end on and it worked great. I use them with kids to stick something on paper or turn something into a sticker! I recently used them to hang up birthday posters at a party and they were easy to take down when finished. love these things!

The concept seems great. Little sticky buttons for holding pictures on glass or mirrors sound great. BUT, they don't work. I've been trying to stick laminated 8" x 10" photos onto mirrors in my shop and they just fall off after 5 minutes. Put 2 or 3 dots in each corner of the picture and don't move! So I'm going with some good old scotch rolled up and BINGO! Why spend $6 on these items when I can buy 2 rolls of duct tape at the dollar store.

Bought these sticky dots to make a collage of old prints my husband collected. I needed something that would hold them in place, be lightweight, and not damage individual elements. Previously, these points were easy to use, lightweight, and items stay in place. I won't know if this caused any damage until I disassemble the collage. The time will show. However, I'm excited right now.

These sticky dots are exactly what I expected - just like your credit cards are attached to the paper they come on. As long as you apply them to the object first and then peel off the backing paper, they work beautifully! which leads me to put it on color. The glue dots allowed me to apply them to the painted surface and I can always remove them later if needed without ruining the paint.

I used these to attach the ribbon on the back of my wedding invitations. I taped a set of invitations around, then took a roll of glue dots and exposed the next glue. Dot and then stick the dot directly to one side of the tape. I press the dot into the tape, and then it pops off the wax strip. I then took the other side of the tape and slipped it over the glue dot to seal the loop. Just wanted to mention how I used it because I spent a while trying to get the glue dot off the roll and then…