Scotch Brand Adhesive Dots, Medium - 300 Dots/Pack, Easy 🔴 Dispensing, Permanent & Photo-Safe (010-300M): The Ultimate Solution for Bonding Projects Review

Not easy to use. Sometimes the protective film didn't remove the dots. The dots are then glued to the strip and must be placed back on the foil and pressed to use. The roll was loose in the dosing box so when you tugged to get more dots the foil came loose and the dots got stuck in the box. I had to open the box so the dispenser broke. It just took longer than it should.

They work well but the support system requires some work. Each point comes with a small square of clear plastic sheeting. After the point has been applied, you need to remove the transparent plastic film. Not easy. It gets electrically charged (I guess) and sticks to everything. And it's clear, so you can't see it easily. I suspect that I will find these things in the house for several months. However, glue dots are cool and I use them on many occasions.

I use Glue Dots a lot in my work and I love them. I thought I'd buy a house. I found the Scotch brand to be cheaper so I decided to give it a try. What a waste of money! Instead of being in sheets like other brands, they are in rolls. The thin plastic cover over each point releases with just a gentle movement of the roller. Some of them were wasted just to open the box. The lid is made so that the spool can be pulled out when using the dots, but the plastic falls off so easily that the dot…

These are the worst glue dots/wraps I have ever used. Each dot has a tiny plastic cover and it's TERRIBLE! Tiny square plastic wraps end up EVERYWHERE and I keep finding them stuck in spots and on the carpet and I'm afraid my crawling baby will choke on one! They also get tangled in the packaging because sheets and glue dots get stuck in the packaging and don't distribute properly. I had to cut open the packaging to salvage what I could, but ended up just throwing most of it away. I thought a…