Hi Sandy always great to see what you have posted for Friday's Findings video. Your right, E6000 is a Wonderful crafting glue. I've found it to be my go~to most favorite glue. Can't wait to see next Fridays vid. Thanks Sandy 😉
Hi, I've been using E6000 to glue my polymer clay to my book covers for the longest time. I really love this stuff. Recently, I came across another glue from the same maker of E6000 but they called this one JRE600. It say it's pretty good for Jewellery and craft related materials as well as polymer clay. Have you used it before? If yes ! What's your take on that? Wished I could attached a photo of it for you to see . Unfortunately TH-cam doesn't have this function to attach a picture 😓
My cellphone screen keeps falling off. I am going to use E-6000 to glue it back on. your video was an awesome video. I will use the toothpick like you and paper, so I do not goop to much on my frame and back of the screen.👍
Good Morning! I am using E6000 for blinging wine glasses, but sometimes it gets messy. How can I take E6000 off the glasses without ruining the rhinestones and glass. I don't want it to leave a residue! Help! 🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢
@@SandyHuntress This method isn't going to work for delecate glass ornaments, I am losing my mind trying to prevent the stringy threads from ruining my work. I'm going to give your twirling toothpick suggestion a try, thanks.
@@SandyHuntress then you should have Calle your video how to open a E-6000 Not how to apply it very misleading. And you said I’m smart enough to figure out myself . Clearly you don’t know the definition of the meaning applying. Also since you said there’s so many wonderful things in E-6000 actually those wonderful ingredients are highly toxic know to cause cancer and it recommended you wash your hands right after using it . And if you’re using it indoors it’s a good idea to use a safety mask even goggles. So I suggest you read the warning signs before making a video that incorrect and misleading.
Is it true that the glue is harmful?? I noticed on the bottle today, that your not suppose to inhale it or else you get dizzy and all AND you will get kidney damage/cancer.!.!.! Will you really get kidney damage/cancer?!?! Does anyone know???
I always put a tiny bit of vaseline on the threads before I put the cap back on. It stops the lid from gluing itself on to the tube.
Great tip, thanks! 👍❤️
Great instructions! clear, precise & to the point. Ty
Hope you found it helpful!
We did. Thank you for your excellent instructional video. Fantastic ❤
Thank you for taking the time to make this video, it was extremely helpful. God Bless, Jul
Thank you for letting me know you found the video helpful! 😀
Hi Sandy always great to see what you have posted for Friday's Findings video.
Your right, E6000 is a Wonderful crafting glue. I've found it to be my go~to most favorite glue. Can't wait to see next Fridays vid. Thanks Sandy 😉
This is an excellent product. It has served me well.
very clear and concise instructions, thank you!
You’re very welcome. 😊 Hope you found the video helpful!
Thank you! I know this is an old video but it's still very helpful!
So glad you found it helpful! Happy creating 🙂
My E6000 glue tube broke 💔 a little so when, I used it the glue would spill out I got annoyed..
Bummer! 😞
Hi, I've been using E6000 to glue my polymer clay to my book covers for the longest time. I really love this stuff. Recently, I came across another glue from the same maker of E6000 but they called this one JRE600. It say it's pretty good for Jewellery and craft related materials as well as polymer clay. Have you used it before? If yes ! What's your take on that? Wished I could attached a photo of it for you to see . Unfortunately TH-cam doesn't have this function to attach a picture 😓
Thanks, Sandy! Very helpful!
Great tips...thanks. Have to go get this glue! Hope they have it at Michaels.
What tips she gave no tips just free add for the company wasted my time
My cellphone screen keeps falling off.
I am going to use E-6000 to glue it back on.
your video was an awesome video.
I will use the toothpick like you and paper, so I do not goop to much on my frame and back of the screen.👍
That should work!
thank for explain what is good for I bought it but I was afraid to use it I was using crazy glue but not anymore
would this glue be good for gluing a plastic cabochon to metal?
Yes, it would be perfect for that application.
Petroleum jelly on the lid threads.
Good tip! 👍
Good Morning! I am using E6000 for blinging wine glasses, but sometimes it gets messy. How can I take E6000 off the glasses without ruining the rhinestones and glass. I don't want it to leave a residue! Help! 🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢
Let it dry completely, then use a sharp blade to cut away the excess. It should peel right off the glass.
@@SandyHuntress thank you
@@SandyHuntress This method isn't going to work for delecate glass ornaments, I am losing my mind trying to prevent the stringy threads from ruining my work. I'm going to give your twirling toothpick suggestion a try, thanks.
You never applied it to anything for us to see
Nope. I'm sure you're smart enough to figure out that part on your own. 😀
@@SandyHuntress then you should have Calle your video how to open a E-6000
Not how to apply it very misleading. And you said I’m smart enough to figure out myself . Clearly you don’t know the definition of the meaning applying. Also since you said there’s so many wonderful things in E-6000 actually those wonderful ingredients are highly toxic know to cause cancer and it recommended you wash your hands right after using it . And if you’re using it indoors it’s a good idea to use a safety mask even goggles. So I suggest you read the warning signs before making a video that incorrect and misleading.
Is it true that the glue is harmful?? I noticed on the bottle today, that your not suppose to inhale it or else you get dizzy and all AND you will get kidney damage/cancer.!.!.! Will you really get kidney damage/cancer?!?! Does anyone know???
i guess, but how do i get the item to stop smelling like the glue?
no the smell is still there..oh well
+Jdolphin6 It takes a couple of days to cure. Then it shouldn't smell at all.
alright..ill give it a few more days
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🙂
Did not answer any time before use to set up and use.
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Not sure what it is you are saying. 🤷♀️
Sounds like this glue is silicone glue 🤔
It’s possible. It works great!