Heavy Duty Craft Glue Comparisons & a Handy Tip! 

thanks :) I love how I can. glue multiple clips at once and walk away knowing they can dry flat!

Yes! I am happy with the EASE of using the Loctite, but it's also great not having unwanted glue oozing all over creation. :)

so you only put enough in the bag for one use? Otherwise how would you seal the little hole in the tip?

Yes One use. But any unused glue will last in the bag for a while. Just fold over the hole and seal or something.

Glad it was helpful!

Thank you. That rice has saved me so much hassle!

Thank you, Jane. Glad to help out. :)

+creativpassionj Thank you! ~Lolly

Glad it was helpful!

@@LollyPalooza 👍🙂

:)

+BusyMom After gluing about 30 clips this way, I've only had one grain of rice stick slightly to my project, and it came off right away. :) It's working great.

+baby2love1 love2 Thank you! Once I figured out how to use the dish of rice, I started making paper clips so much more quickly!

+Brenda Aumend I'm very happy with it. Remember, though --it is a super glue -- keep your fingers out of it! :)

+PaperAndStamping You are welcome. Thank you for being a part of my channel!

+scrapbookingforlife Thank you! I've been wanting to do it for awhile, but now that I've tried Loctite, I KNEW I had to make this video!

+maria charles You are welcome. Thank YOU for stopping by and watching :)

Glad to hear. Thanks for watching

too funny. I've switched to BETTER Ultimate Adhesive, and it doesn't have the odor

What glue do you use now?

Not sure if you are kidding but if not please be careful, those fumes are super toxic and not good to breath in!

thank you :)

thank you. I have since switched to BETTER Ultimate Adhesive.

Lolly Palooza can you list them please?

+Kym Kelly-Taylor Maybe I should buy stock in Loctite! :D

you are welcome! I've had many more times to use the Loctite, and it's not disappointing me. Love that super fine tip!

+Lolly Palooza I will go to Canadian Tire here in town that sells E6000 and see if they carry it....Thank you. Pat

Loctite in Canada is LePage.

godsgirlygirl1 I think I got white by accident once

Oh nooooooooo....there is white too, great,...that’s another good thing to know, thank you again

it sounds like the Loctite will be a good fit for you!

Loctite is basically just regular super glue. It dries hard so don't use it on anything that is pliable like say leather or rubber.

thank you

thank you. I have also now been using BETTER Ultimate Adhesive ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Sj2yVAWAOfQ.html

Yup, not scientific. Too many variables, but still helpful. :) TFW

+Laura Riker You are so welcome! Thanks for your kind words. : )

Good point. Thanks for sharing.

I thought the same too. There are also other glues you might want to try, like Barge Cement and Gorilla Glue, if you don't already know them. Super glue is cyanoacrylate, which is a beast of its own and has its own advantages and disadvantages.

I disagree. The loctite is without a doubt the strongest glue there. Loctites main use is mechanical. I use it to glue nuts and bolts together on my harley.

I was going to say 72 hours! Lol 😂

thank you

my new glue is on its way to my house! I have a review video ready to share in less than a week!

thank you.

Thank you. I have switched to BETTER Ultimate Adhesive since this video. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Sj2yVAWAOfQ.html

Diamond Glaze is very close to Glossy Accents. Slightly more clear than Glossy Accents, too, but only sligtly.

Very cool to know. Thanks again for doing this video.

Thank you. Since this video, a new glue has come out, and I've been using it more. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Sj2yVAWAOfQ.html

You’re welcome 😊

nice ! :)

I am excited that BETTER Ultimate Adhesive will be available in March or April. It sounds very promising. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-GC304DbF2aM.html

Lolly Palooza This new kid in the town seems promising. BTW I opened my E6000 and surprisingly it is clean and I used toothpick to get some and worked perfect.

how would she stop it from drying up?

I use Fabri-Tac for fabric

SuSuSays thank you for watching :)

Linda Giles perfect. Sometimes I squirt E6000 on a piece of scrap and use a toothpick to apply to small areas.

Tried using toothpicks often. It is the initial spill out of the nozzle and the excess hardening before l get to use it. I am having more success in the cooler(slightly) days we are now having. Loctite is proving stronger though and to think it was in our home already. Thank you for responding to my comment too.

I tend to use double sided tape for acetate windows

I don't. I've used E6000 for metal to metal for years, in jewelry making.

What plastic piece? Is it like little plastic feet on a glass tray?

definitely E6000. If you want to adhere small items, squirt E6000 on a scrap paper and apply tiny amounts with a toothpick.

you're welcome. Thanks for watching

wow. I have also switched to BETTER Ultimate Adhesive since this video ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Sj2yVAWAOfQ.html

Stones should not be glues in on any type of decent jewelry. If you don't use settings to keep the stones in place and use glue that means you have shitty jewelry.

Norma Alvarez E6000, GemTac, or FabriTac

I like it, but I can't get much out of each bottle --- the bottle always "dies" or gets plugged up. I am using this a lot www.etsy.com/listing/607271634/better-ultimate-adhesive-clear-non-toxic Still takes awhile to cure, but it's less toxic

E6000 does glue metal to metal.

hot glue is definitely not the glue of choice. E6000 is permanent.

+Deb C (Craftin Chaos) Nice! Looking forward to seeing it!

it's just a circle of card stock

@@LollyPalooza Thank you! Also, what would you recommend for use on plastic buttons? I tried locktite and it made a white residue, and e6000 didn't hold at all, even after roughing up the surface like, 4 different ways. Any suggestions?

You're welcome. Thanks for watching.

interesting! I mostly use BETTER Ultimate Adhesive now.

and the lid of E6000! So hard to remove!

You could try. Most people I know use the E6000 for that. Neither are food safe, so you'd keep the food away from the glued areas.

haven't tried that one

luminor007 I'd go with Loctite. Use sparingly until you get used to how much it takes.

Great help, I'll order some now and give this a try.

Hi.. I ordered the loctite... and the glue itself is great ! The only word of warning I made the silly mistake of not checking how much glue was inside this nice looking bottle, there is only 3g! so this will only be for very very small projects, the glue I have been using had 70g. The glue is amazing, but will only last a few times even of used very sparingly. I just wish there was more inside... the bottle looks and works great though : )

luminor007 I tend to use only a drop here and there, for gluing on small items.

Hi Lolly, Just an update for u... I have now tried another new loctite called Super Glue Precision Max, it has 10g and cost the same as the 3g Gel in your video. The tip is even more precise (as u dont have to push so hard on the sides and the nozzel is longer and you can see more clearly how much you have in the bottle) and it doesn't run everywhere as you can add such a small drop with i and it will be stuck solid after just 15 seconds. I used it on very small pieces of wood and canvas. So really you get 10g bottle and it does the same thing and costs the same. Hope this helps. (I have also ordered some other 50g bottle glue I will let you know how that works also as it will be thicker glue more like a gel if that's what you need)

I would still use a permanent glue

E6000. Smelly but permanent!

I still lean toward E6000 for all permanent glue. I started using PowerTac, but it's turning out to be a disappointment.

oh i see for both acrylic to metal and plastic to plastic? and oh sorry

angelusbichi yes, it's permanent on it all :)

oh i see cool, i heard you say its toxic and i saw it at the store that its toxic, would i have to keep washing my hands if i were to touch the glue after it has dried on my projects? sorry not trying to be stupid or anything :)

No, you just don't want to use it in a small, closed up room. Use it in a well ventilated room. It's mostly about the smell.

I use UHU glue stick but no other of their products.

yes, the glob helps.

I like it, but it dries up too quickly. It does have a fine point though, which helps. I use a lot of BETTER Ultimate Adhesive as well now, because it's permanent but non toxic tinyurl.com/y44bcodl

Vickie Byrd loctite might not be a good choice, since it's for tiny areas, and I haven't tried it on porous surfaces. Try E6000 though. It's a marvel

Check out the videos of people who renovate shoes and sneakers. They mostly use Barge cement - "All Purpose" or "Infinity". Cobblers seem to use professional-oriented cements like Master brand

thanks for watching

Thank you. I own it, but it's a paper glue, not for bonding to metal such as paper clips.

I hear you! I had to give up on many glues because I can no longer squeeze the tubes. I use this a lot now, and it's less toxic than E6000: www.etsy.com/listing/607271634/better-ultimate-adhesive-clear-non-toxic

it may have an advantage, but I've used E6000 for metal-to-metal for years. My application is actually paper clip art, so that's why I needed to use paper clips

I just took a class from Judikins, and they have a UV activated resin

Ahh brilliant! Glad your not missing out! It has its limitations like everything, but is an excellent option

Thank you for sharing the info. Much appreciated :)

I use Fabri-tac.

It would be hard, but you could try. Use a toothpick to apply it

I've actually switched to BETTER Ultimate Adhesive for most of my permanent glue needs. tinyurl.com/y7a72nv3 ad

Thank you! How does it smell?

Yes but it holds well

Like I said in the video, in the past I've let it dry for 24 hours and it still did not create a permanent hold. How long is the drying time, then, if not 24 hours? What materials have you glued successuflly? Paper clips are a tough item to glue. Such a small surface area, plus being metal.

Eric h excellent hold!

Standard hot glue sticks. Not slow melt or any of the variations.

+Karen Brake You are welcome! Thanks for stopping by!

facebook.com/groups/paperclipart/

+Dinahsoar Dinasoar Yeah, there's the challenge. I glue mostly to hard non-porous surfaces such as that Minnie Mouse clip in the video.

ah. Thanks for letting me know.

:)

I liked it at first, but wow. It disappointed me!

@@LollyPalooza yeah I had high expectations when I purchased it but found out it was no better then the 3pks actually worse because ⅓ of the tube gets wasted unless you remove it from the plastic. I like the T8000, clear gorilla glue if you have 24hrs to cure or regular super glue and baking soda. I'm not saying the loctite if horrible I'm just saying it's a rip off. Compare it to regular super glue gel then when empty take it apart and you will see how that big piece of plastic is hiding a tiny squeeze tube lol.

it's a very old video and needs to be redone

Lolly Palooza but well done video presentation. You rock Lolly

I've never used it with hot glue. Interesting to know.

thank you

@@LollyPalooza YW 😉