🎨 Vibrant Sargent Art 22-1908 8-Ounce Glitter Glue Assortment - 8 Count for Stunning Crafts! Review

Daughter used glue to make "Slime" but the glue didn't work that well. Went back to Elmer and added color or glitter. (I used it as regular glue to attach a carnival decoration and it holds up really well!

I use this glitter glue to cover items that need a shiny finish and am very happy with it. We usually press a spoon onto a paper plate and let the artisans apply it with brushes. It's more translucent than glitter, so if you want to use it to draw lines, another product might work for you. I bought this set four years ago and the glue is still runny. The only issue I've had is that some of the white caps have come undone after prolonged use and I use aluminum foil and a rubber band to keep them

Revain always dispatches Sargent Gloss in Mint Condition. I hate to say it, but I made a similar purchase (last year) from Hobby Lobby's online store. Of the two boxes of glitter and a set of embossing pens, all but three were hard and dry. I will never order this product online from Hobby Lobby again. However, I will order it from Revain. Every time I do this, Revain sends me an excellent, brilliant Sargent product. To be honest I have never complained to Hobby Lobby about the above issue, I…

I teach middle and high school students and try to incorporate culture, arts and crafts into my language classes. We make grammar posters, language-related holiday articles, etc., so we use a lot of painting materials. I've used this brand of glitter glue before (bought from Hobby Lobby for $6.99 for an 8 ounce bottle) and it works really well. The tip is quite thin so it doesn't leak and ruin the product, and the product doesn't dry out in the bottle even if you don't close the cap for a night

I bought this because I was tired of using coupons to buy glitter glue individually from Michaels. For the price this is a good deal. It's for school so I don't think it will last long. As another reviewer noted, there isn't enough shine in the mix. Just too much glue compared to glitter. This makes it very difficult to create "brilliant lines" in projects, especially when precision is important. Michael's glitter glue comes out nice and thick, more glitter than glue. I expected that but didn't