The BEST rhinestone glue for metal!

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18 апр 2023

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@jobendall4714 7 месяцев назад

I’m surprised you didn’t try a two part epoxy glue. Or an epoxy resin. I rhinestone phone cases as a job and swear by an epoxy glue. Bob smiths is my favourite but there are others. Stones literally can’t be pulled off. Prep of work surface is very important (filing it to create a key first). Would love to see you try various epoxy’s on hard surfaces such as polycarbonate or metal.

@artbeatKim 6 месяцев назад

I do like the results of the epoxy glues and love Bob Smith. I just find it a lot more work to mix each time so I didn't include them in the video. But...I will make a future video on working with epoxies. Thanks so much for watching!

@jobendall4714 5 месяцев назад

They are more work but they are the glues that won’t budge. I can’t pull rhinestones off. If you have a silicone mat just mix small blobs of each with a wooden lolly stick. They mix well on a smooth surface like silicone. I use the lolly stick to then apply glues to the bigger area. Or a tiny cocktail stick if it’s fine details. Then any glue residue on the silicone mat just peels off when it’s dry and you re use the mat. @@artbeatKim

@themotorcyclemaiden9162 8 месяцев назад

Thank you for this video. It was very informative. I bought liquid fusion Aleen’s from Amazon. I waited 24 hours after testing it out on metal with rhinestones, and I can tell you after just rubbing my finger over them, quite a few of them fell off, I was very surprised. Not all though, most of them stayed on is there something I’m doing wrong? ?

@artbeatKim 6 месяцев назад

Did you prep the surface? Sanding, rubbing alcohol? The liquid fusion only works on non-porous materials like plastic and glass. Let me know if you've prepped. Two part resin epoxy works, but the need to mix the parts always deters me.

@Jimmy33713 Год назад

Amazing video 🔥 It’s also very interesting to see which glue is better for leather. Some people use Super Glue with Thick viscosity (Cyanoacrylate), some people use E6000 and I saw that some people use Luquid Fusion. Also people are talking about an Epoxy Glue, but I think it’ll become yellow after few years. Have you had any experience with using glue for rhinestones on leather?

@artbeatKim 6 месяцев назад

Leather is the biggest struggle for me. The only way I can get any of the glues to work on leather is to really rough up the spot in which the glue will go. E6000 works better than liquid fusion on leather. I am going to look into some more leather glues and do a future video. Thanks for watching!