🔩 E6000 Craft Glue 3 7oz Applicator - Professional Strength Adhesive for Crafts and DIY Projects Review

later My only complaint is that they don't fit in a 3.7 ounce tube. They were either packaged incorrectly or labeled incorrectly. They fit in a much smaller tube, like a regular super glue sized tube. Be careful when ordering them. I'm ordering again from a different supplier and the cost was about a dollar more, but the sizing turned out to be correct judging by the description pictured, we'll see. In the photo of what I originally sent you can see the sizing issue.

Easy to use and practical as it has different tips for different sizes that can be used for different amounts of glue. I don't know why the glue doesn't come with the tip but I'm very glad I can buy it separately. Squeezing the glue wasn't a problem, and although I could use foil or a needle in the tip to hold the tip in place and keep the glue from drying out, I chose to remove the tip while the glue was still fresh and to set it upright. onto a discarded plastic oil bath lid and allow the…

These tips are larger than the tubes they are designed to fit. I was going to use a hose clamp to try and match the threads to the pipes, but upon closer inspection it turned out that the base of the pipe hit the shoulder of the pipe BEFORE it was unthreaded. So grinding about 1/8 inch from the base will allow the threads to engage better until the top of the tube touches the bottom of the threads in this ferrule like it should. Quickly with a belt sander. Surely no one in the factory used…

Bought these for my shoe tubes and they work great with the threads, fit perfectly and give me extra means to get into those tight spots in shoes. . I usually (to save money) take the one I just used and clean it when I'm done until the glue has dried perfectly, but only to remove most of it, usually using a toothpick around the tip to clean is long enough before I'm sure The holes aren't filled with glue, but you can also use Qtip to clean the inside a little better if you'd like. If you do…

They don't have caps but I don't think I've ever seen caps like that. These are tips for the hole diameter you need for the desired bead of glue. I don't know why people are "embarrassed". If you want a thick bead, cut off the tip short, if you want a thinner bead, just cut off a little. When you're done, you can either throw them away or be frugal and keep them. If you want to keep them, you have 3 easy options. - The first option is to use a water balloon (or a corner of a plastic bag and a…