Great topic, Norrine! I have two things to add. One from experience and one from a combo of experience and something I recently learned and tried. The first tip is for wood glue. Less is more. I run a bead along each piece to be glued together, then spread with my finger over each piece before placing both pieces together making sure any excess on the edge is removed with a damp cloth. And yes, you are very correct, you need to clamp. If you don't have a clamp, but have a caulking gun, you can use it as a clamp. Make sure to protect the wood with either a piece of felt, foam, or cardboard. If there's a chance these pieces might come in contact with the glue, wrap them in plastic wrap or wax paper. Did you know you can mix baking soda with super glue to make small repairs on plastic? Make sure it's the runny kind as the gel won't mix well enough for a solid repair. Epoxy glues scare me. Too toxic. My first glue gun was a Craftsman bought at Sears in their tool department. A place I dearly miss since the closings. 😭
OH MY GOSH!! I'd heard about the crazy glue and baking soda!!!! I will have to feature that in another video! Thanks for the info on the wood glue - and how genius to use a caulk gun in place of a clamp!
@@TheCraftyOrganizer Super glues actually solidify many things. A couple young scientific TH-camrs tried various strengths of the glue with baking soda, graphite, and cinnamon. I'm thinking of being coached to get me busy at writing a blog and making some videos. Kind of a kick in the behind and help me manage time better.
What research!!!. Thank you so much... saving this video for sure!!! Would like to see your snowflakes with glue gun...hmmm sounds like a cool idea...❄️❄️❄️❤️🥰
This was the best video I have ever seen which focuses on glues types. I can’t thank you enough, as a sculptor I use a multitude of materials and the correct glue is key to mend an art piece. I’ve used the Liquid Nails for 35 year for mounting ceramic works to wood. My professor recommended back in the day said LN was used to glue the round raised reflectors on roads & you never saw them lifted off the asphalt. Excellent information thank you a hundred times.
I only use 4 of the glues you mentioned, my fave glue to use instead of super glue is glossy accents, my fave fabric glue (and it is washable & vegan & works on multiple surfaces) is FabriTac, my favourite wet glue for crafts is multi matte medium as it dries clear and you can’t see overspill. Can’t live without those.
Norrine - What a great idea for a video. This was invaluable and helpful information. Thank you so much for sharing this with me. It and you are appreciated! Have a lovely evening. Blessings - Judith 🎵
Great video. The first glue I used besides Elmer's in school was Ailene's tacky glue in the 1970's. A lady ran classes in her house doing ceramics and making silk flowers. We used the glue making the flowers. That was a pretty popular craft back then in the olden days. lol
And yet ANOTHER video to favorite for referral at a later date! Thank you for all the time you spent doing the research on this topic and an extra BIG thank you for sharing it with us.
OMG thank you for this. I comes just in time for me. My inside car door handle broke off over the weekend. I was fretting about what kind of glue to use. Thanks!
Thanks for the new info as well as the reminders! Another TH-camr recommended Quick Grip contact cement all-purpose permanent adhesive from Beacon over the E6000. I think she said it had less fumes and dried faster. When I finish my E6000, I will give it a try (but that’ll probably take a couple of years). 😆
Hi Norrine! Very useful video thanks. I have seen a lot of artist work done with glitter glue sticks. They work great on canvas to display. I love mod pudge, definitely a favourite xx
Such an informative video! Thank you so much! I had no idea there is so many types of glue. I usually just use a glue gun and E6000, or Weldbond for my glass. Once again a video well worth watching! You are the best! Hugs!
I love hearing someone else saying glue sticks not holding for longer periods of time. I see DIYers using glue sticks instead of modpodge. When I see this I always think they are cray cray 😜 or don’t want it to last 😂
Dawn Little I have zero luck with glue sticks. UHU glue sticks are absolutely useless. I tried putting it on thickly but that made no difference. I’m using it on paper products only. I came back in a week and the pages tacked down with UHU all came loose. I had to glue everything down with Art Glitter Glue.(it always holds)
Andrea Johns right? I used to teach school and we used them a lot - and my kids projects stuck - at least until they got home, and my children’s stayed - but nothing else has ever stuck for more than a day or 2 😂
oh, I DID forget to add, thanks for this video. I have already been watching it & will start using the different adhesives I have for the correct projects (& also referring to the website you've recommended! 😃). 💙💙💙💙💙 🌺Melanni
You should know that your craftroom is like absolutely one of my very top favorites! 🥰 #1 • The Color #2 • That is not an "IKEA" (not one in Arkansas) closest one is in Memphis. And, even though their shelves are freaking awesome looking, still too pricey right now with my budget. #3 • That you put decorative backing on your shelves. #4 • Its just AWESOME!! I have looked through your videos and have not seen how you made it the same color scheme. 🤔 I'm very interested and would love to watch 1 or more videos of the making of your craftroom. Could you perhaps send me in the right direction? 📍👉
Whoa lots of information! So great to know there are tons of options thank you Norrine! Loved finding out about spray glues. Have a safe and happy long weekend.
Very informative--thank you! I've bought & tried many different types of glues, and even if I like them, they dry out or glue themselves closed after one use, no matter how careful I am. The one I keep coming back to & tend to use the most (for pretty much everything) is E6000. Goes on clear, dries pretty quickly, very strong, & holds forever....and you can use the entire tube! Love that stuff.
I do too! And I've had glues dry out too.... it's a bit frustrating. I use paper clips in my liquid (crazy/super) glues... that helps. And I make sure I store them tip up. But even those two methods sometimes don't save them. LOL
Thanks so much. I haven’t been able to watch TH-cam lately much. Been trying to get some much needed things done around home. It’s always great to see you and your ideas. You have a great rest of the day and take care my friend.
So much information!! I have a glue gun that I've only used a couple times because I find it cumbersome...plug in, wait for it to heat, squeeze trigger to get required amount of glue...oops! Too much!🙄 Burn fingers. Ouch! Cord knocks over something on my craft table. Gluey stringy stuff hanging off project. It's almost like an old "I Love Lucy" episode!😄 I know I just need to take time to practice with it. But I hadn't heard about it not being good for gluing glass. In fact, I see crafters gluing plates to pedestals etc frequently. Good to know that it's not the best choice for that.👍🏻
You might benefit from a mini glue gun?? Heats up much quicker - the burned fingers..... is a learning curve. LOL I've given myself blisters before! :)
Good morning Norrine. I so appreciate this video. I am just a novice on Mosaics and I am having issues with types of adhesives used with different types of mediums used. Most TH-cam channels are U. S. based so I get confused on what types I can use use. I believe Weldbond is equivalent to your E6000 glue. I prefer tube type bottles as opposed to using silicone type tubes which usually require a gun to hold these large tubes. I find it awkward to use most times. I will be checking out the website you provided as this may help me more clearly. Thanks so much as always. Have a Blessed week sunshine. 🙏💜🇨🇦
This is a perfect video! Thank you for this! and the link to this to that. I am bookmarking it. My all time favorite for card making is dry strip tape or the glue runner tape. I have alot of the ones you listed for all kinds of things in the craft room and around the house..
This is so awesome!!! Thank you so much for sharing all of this great information. I'm constantly doing researching trying to find out what glue to use on different items I'm making. I saved this to a playlist so that I can reference it anytime I need it. You're awesome!!
Thank you. This was awesome, I always say you can learn something new every day, and today you taught me a few things! Always love watching your smiley videos ❤️🇦🇺
This video was a great help to me. I just came home from Lowe’s searching for something to adhere the bottom part of my storm door back into place. It’s just a piece of metal, the rubber piece is gone so I bought some Flex hold spray. Hope this works!! If not, you have given me a wide range of products to choose from. Thanks Norrine! Have a wonderful week!
Hi! Thanks for the informational session today. I wanted to let you know that matte medium is a lot better then mod podge. Mod podge has a tendency to yellow. I have had great results with matte medium or gloss medium instead, depending on what look you are going for.
Hi Norrine. You need to add a dual temperature glue gun to your Amazon page. I just recently found out about these and I would rather get it from you. Please think about it. Hugs!
Right??? I started looking to see if I could find one for you - I thought glue was bad! Paint is crazy! My brain isn't ready for another rabbit hole! LOL I did find this - it's generic, but may help a tiny bit. If you DO find a website like that - PLEASE let me know!!!! www.thesprucecrafts.com/how-to-decide-what-paint-to-use-2578785
Great video! Apparently been using some glues wrong lol. My go to is hot glue when I can't figure out which glue works with what surface best lol But I use to only by stick and liquid elmers and hot glue sticks anyways. But started getting sample size or smaller versions to try from watching crafting videos. So I have a few now, this video was quite helpful, will need to watch again and take notes so I can remember the glues! Thank you!
I hate E-6000. It stinks to High Heaven. Even if you sit your Project outside a Couple of Days, it still smells. I need the Strength without the Smell. ThankU. I Appreciate You! God Bless, Love & Keep You! Stay Safe😘
On the C-A glues (super glues) it WILL bond wood! My ex used to use it to assemble balsa wood model aircraft, which he flew via radio control. If the plane happened to crash, it would break in various places EXCEPT at the glue joints! It was than strong of a bond. Even better than wood glue in that application. Contact cement is great when you absolutely need a strong and permanent bond. However, it is very tricky to work with, and you get only one shot at it. Once the glued surfaces come into contact with each other, that's it! They aren't coming apart again. So IMO, it's not good for large areas. For instance, I recently used it to glue a thin cork backing onto my cat coasters. Measure the area, or dry fit first, and make register marks so you know where to spread the glue. (You must apply to both surfaces...and wait about 15 minutes for it to reach proper tackiness.)
I will go look! I am so bad with my email. I get a few hundred a day - and only 20% is legitimate - so it takes me a while to weed through it all. Talk to you soon!
The only problem with a glue gun in Texas is if you use it on a wreath than the afternoon TEXAS sun hits every melts and releases! Talking from experience here - lol
I want to add that I bought E6000 recently, because I’ve heard so much about it. Now I see that I should use it in a well ventilated room. I also appreciate knowing the difference between that and super glue.
I have problems with Command hooks. They either fall off within a few days or stick so well that even the release strip just breaks and the thing is stuck forever. Any suggestions? I follow the directions for cleaning the area before applying and then waiting before hanging anything.
This will sound crazy... but cut a strip of contact paper to your wall first. It will give a smoother surface for the command strip to adhere to AND protect your wall.
Great tutorial! My favorite white glue is Barely Glue, like Art Glitter Glue it has a metal fine tip that spreads a thinner head of glue. It last forever and doesn't buckle the project. My question is I love Modpoge but it stays sticky after is dries. I've tried powders afterwards to no avail. Any suggestions?🐝🐞🦋😘🥰🤗
Here's what I found.... : "Dry" is not "cured," however; while it will only take an hour or so (again, depending on humidity) for each coat to dry, you need to leave the project alone for roughly a month to become fully cured and hardened. Once fully cured, the Mod Podge will be a durable coating resistant to damage, but during the cure time, it will remain soft and susceptible to damage, including shifting and peeling." Lala Gamma - I had no idea!!!!!! Thanks for bringing this up!
You love E6000, I hate it. I’ve never successfully used it yet. I glued small dichroic glass cabochons to an earring back, waited 24 hours and it fell off. Cleaned everything off very well and tried again. That time I left it about a week, same results. Have tried it a time or two on other things it was supposed to work on and again crappy results. It stinks so bad and doesn’t work well so I don’t waste my money on it. I have a Gorilla glue superglue that works great. And, it doesn’t dry out before I can use it again as the tiny tubes of superglue in other brands have done. I’m pretty much sold on anything Gorilla brand. I swear I think you could duct tape a car to a wall with their brand of duct tape and it would stay. Thanks for the glue lesson and how to find the site.
It's strange how glue will just 'repel' some things!!!! I think it's why I started playing with different types in the first place.... that was my experience with super glues! Glad the Gorilla brands are working for you.... and yes. I think their duct tape is incredible!
I have watched your videos for a long time and I appreciate the time and energy you put into each one. As far as all the glues out there to choose from; I absolutely love the glue dots!. After a long hiatus from my crafts; I am enjoying my scrapbooking again. Both my husband and I are working on an embroidery business. So I'm keeping busy, loving what I do, and now being retired. So I can watch more of your videos in my room.
Great topic, Norrine!
I have two things to add. One from experience and one from a combo of experience and something I recently learned and tried.
The first tip is for wood glue. Less is more. I run a bead along each piece to be glued together, then spread with my finger over each piece before placing both pieces together making sure any excess on the edge is removed with a damp cloth. And yes, you are very correct, you need to clamp. If you don't have a clamp, but have a caulking gun, you can use it as a clamp. Make sure to protect the wood with either a piece of felt, foam, or cardboard. If there's a chance these pieces might come in contact with the glue, wrap them in plastic wrap or wax paper.
Did you know you can mix baking soda with super glue to make small repairs on plastic? Make sure it's the runny kind as the gel won't mix well enough for a solid repair.
Epoxy glues scare me. Too toxic.
My first glue gun was a Craftsman bought at Sears in their tool department. A place I dearly miss since the closings. 😭
OH MY GOSH!! I'd heard about the crazy glue and baking soda!!!! I will have to feature that in another video! Thanks for the info on the wood glue - and how genius to use a caulk gun in place of a clamp!
@@TheCraftyOrganizer Super glues actually solidify many things. A couple young scientific TH-camrs tried various strengths of the glue with baking soda, graphite, and cinnamon.
I'm thinking of being coached to get me busy at writing a blog and making some videos. Kind of a kick in the behind and help me manage time better.
What research!!!. Thank you so much... saving this video for sure!!! Would like to see your snowflakes with glue gun...hmmm sounds like a cool idea...❄️❄️❄️❤️🥰
I’m so impressed with the depth of research you’ve provided us all. Love your channel.
My husband actually glued his favorite walking tennis shoes with the E6000! It has worked wonderfully long term!
@The Crafty Organizer Thank you, Norrine!!!! You've just saved me time researching, and money spent! 👏🏼💗🇨🇦
Woohoo!!!! I'm so glad I could help!
This was the best video I have ever seen which focuses on glues types. I can’t thank you enough, as a sculptor I use a multitude of materials and the correct glue is key to mend an art piece. I’ve used the Liquid Nails for 35 year for mounting ceramic works to wood. My professor recommended back in the day said LN was used to glue the round raised reflectors on roads & you never saw them lifted off the asphalt. Excellent information thank you a hundred times.
You're very welcome!
I only use 4 of the glues you mentioned, my fave glue to use instead of super glue is glossy accents, my fave fabric glue (and it is washable & vegan & works on multiple surfaces) is FabriTac, my favourite wet glue for crafts is multi matte medium as it dries clear and you can’t see overspill. Can’t live without those.
I'm amazed at how many glues I still need to learn about! Who knew??? Thanks for vegan option!
The Crafty Organizer my next thing to research is which glues are biodegradable!
Norrine - What a great idea for a video. This was invaluable and helpful information. Thank you so much for sharing this with me. It and you are appreciated! Have a lovely evening. Blessings - Judith 🎵
Thanks, Judith! Hope you have a wonderful day!
Great video. The first glue I used besides Elmer's in school was Ailene's tacky glue in the 1970's. A lady ran classes in her house doing ceramics and making silk flowers. We used the glue making the flowers. That was a pretty popular craft back then in the olden days. lol
I got heavily into making those fabric frames with matching box that were covered in fabric and trimmed with lace. SO 80's! LOL
And yet ANOTHER video to favorite for referral at a later date! Thank you for all the time you spent doing the research on this topic and an extra BIG thank you for sharing it with us.
You are so welcome!!!!
OMG thank you for this. I comes just in time for me. My inside car door handle broke off over the weekend. I was fretting about what kind of glue to use. Thanks!
Glad it helped!
HFD, great content tonight, Norrine. Thank you!
Tee hee.... Took me a second to figure out HFD... But you always type it. I'm just slow this morning :) Love it! Have a good day!
Thanks for the new info as well as the reminders!
Another TH-camr recommended Quick Grip contact cement all-purpose permanent adhesive from Beacon over the E6000. I think she said it had less fumes and dried faster. When I finish my E6000, I will give it a try (but that’ll probably take a couple of years). 😆
Hi Norrine! Very useful video thanks. I have seen a lot of artist work done with glitter glue sticks. They work great on canvas to display. I love mod pudge, definitely a favourite xx
I've watched this video many times to remember all the gluing options. Thank you!
Such an informative video! Thank you so much! I had no idea there is so many types of glue. I usually just use a glue gun and E6000, or Weldbond for my glass. Once again a video well worth watching! You are the best! Hugs!
Awesome! Definitely a video to save in my tool box👍
I love hearing someone else saying glue sticks not holding for longer periods of time. I see DIYers using glue sticks instead of modpodge. When I see this I always think they are cray cray 😜 or don’t want it to last 😂
I know right?
😆
Dawn Little I have zero luck with glue sticks. UHU glue sticks are absolutely useless. I tried putting it on thickly but that made no difference. I’m using it on paper products only. I came back in a week and the pages tacked down with UHU all came loose. I had to glue everything down with Art Glitter Glue.(it always holds)
Andrea Johns right? I used to teach school and we used them a lot - and my kids projects stuck - at least until they got home, and my children’s stayed - but nothing else has ever stuck for more than a day or 2 😂
This is much needed by me, I’m always confused about glues. And sometimes the glues that have been highly touted, don’t work for me.
Thank you for such a comprehensive video on glue, Norrine! VERY helpful!!
Hello from Lebanon, Oregon. My favorite glue adhesive is the double sided tape & pop dots. Have a great day.
Thanks so much for sharing!!! It was very helpful!! Also thanks for the website!!!
You are amazing!!!!!! This was such an informative video, and that website is going to be a game changer!!!!
I know!!! I thought it was amazing too!
Great video Norinne, thanks for all your good info!
this is great, over the years I've bought several different kinds for different projects but with trial & error, all I've learned is the errors 😆
LOL The best lessons isn't what worked... but what DIDN'T work! 😊
oh, I DID forget to add, thanks for this video.
I have already been watching it & will start using the different adhesives I have for the correct projects (& also referring to the website you've recommended! 😃).
💙💙💙💙💙
🌺Melanni
I feel like this needs a new video - so many new generic glues to try!!!!
You should know that your craftroom is like absolutely one of my very top favorites! 🥰
#1 • The Color
#2 • That is not an "IKEA" (not one in Arkansas) closest one is in Memphis. And, even though their shelves are freaking awesome looking, still too pricey right now with my budget.
#3 • That you put decorative backing on your shelves.
#4 • Its just AWESOME!!
I have looked through your videos and have not seen how you made it the same color scheme. 🤔 I'm very interested and would love to watch 1 or more videos of the making of your craftroom.
Could you perhaps send me in the right direction? 📍👉
TYFS! Saving this. So much valuable info!!!
Whoa lots of information! So great to know there are tons of options thank you Norrine! Loved finding out about spray glues. Have a safe and happy long weekend.
Good Morning!! Thanks for the great info ! Have a wonderful weekend 💜
Thanks Norrine. This to that will be my go to.
It will be mine too!
Very informative--thank you! I've bought & tried many different types of glues, and even if I like them, they dry out or glue themselves closed after one use, no matter how careful I am.
The one I keep coming back to & tend to use the most (for pretty much everything) is E6000. Goes on clear, dries pretty quickly, very strong, & holds forever....and you can use the entire tube!
Love that stuff.
I do too! And I've had glues dry out too.... it's a bit frustrating. I use paper clips in my liquid (crazy/super) glues... that helps. And I make sure I store them tip up. But even those two methods sometimes don't save them. LOL
Great video, thanks for sharing 💖
I like E6000 and hot glue gun.
Thank you so much for your video. I really appreciate your channel ❤...
Thank you very helpful. ❤️🏴
Thanks so much for giving this information. There is so much I didn’t know about many of these glues. Thanks again.
You are so welcome!!!! Nice to see you - hope you are doing well. 🌺
Thanks so much. I haven’t been able to watch TH-cam lately much. Been trying to get some much needed things done around home. It’s always great to see you and your ideas. You have a great rest of the day and take care my friend.
So much information!!
I have a glue gun that I've only used a couple times because I find it cumbersome...plug in, wait for it to heat, squeeze trigger to get required amount of glue...oops! Too much!🙄
Burn fingers. Ouch!
Cord knocks over something on my craft table.
Gluey stringy stuff hanging off project.
It's almost like an old "I Love Lucy" episode!😄
I know I just need to take time to practice with it.
But I hadn't heard about it not being good for gluing glass. In fact, I see crafters gluing plates to pedestals etc frequently.
Good to know that it's not the best choice for that.👍🏻
You might benefit from a mini glue gun?? Heats up much quicker - the burned fingers..... is a learning curve. LOL I've given myself blisters before! :)
Good morning Norrine. I so appreciate this video. I am just a novice on Mosaics and I am having issues with types of adhesives used with different types of mediums used. Most TH-cam channels are U. S. based so I get confused on what types I can use use. I believe Weldbond is equivalent to your E6000 glue. I prefer tube type bottles as opposed to using silicone type tubes which usually require a gun to hold these large tubes. I find it awkward to use most times. I will be checking out the website you provided as this may help me more clearly. Thanks so much as always. Have a Blessed week sunshine. 🙏💜🇨🇦
Thanks for the feedback, Elise! Thanks for mentioning the other brand name. It may help another person reading the comment. Have a wonderful day!
Great video, just what I needed. Love all your videos!
Thank you! I will check out This to that😄
Thank you for this video! Really clears up a lot of questions for me! I love e6000 and the glue gun for sure!
Awesome glue review. I have yet to try the gorilla glue products. I find that they are very expensive here in Montreal. Thank you for sharing
Thank you so much, I'm new to crafting this so helpful.😊
You are so welcome!
This is a perfect video! Thank you for this! and the link to this to that. I am bookmarking it. My all time favorite for card making is dry strip tape or the glue runner tape. I have alot of the ones you listed for all kinds of things in the craft room and around the house..
This is so awesome!!! Thank you so much for sharing all of this great information. I'm constantly doing researching trying to find out what glue to use on different items I'm making. I saved this to a playlist so that I can reference it anytime I need it. You're awesome!!
Thanks, Bonny! Did you try the this to that website yet??? Genius!
@@TheCraftyOrganizer I did! I even bookmarked it!!
Wow, so informative. I so appreciate the time you must have spent gathering all this data. And how awesome is the website you shared with us.
I was blown away by it!
My new favorite site! Great info
Gail! That is so kind! Thank you so much!!!! Any special requests?
Thank you. This was awesome, I always say you can learn something new every day, and today you taught me a few things! Always love watching your smiley videos ❤️🇦🇺
Great video! I learned a lot! Thanks bunches!
Good morning!!! I have been waiting for advice on this subject!
Hope it was helpful! I never realized there were SO many glues!
THANK YOU FOR ALL THE INFO..
Love my Art Glitter Glue. But recently started using Rep-tile glue. It has a little more working time. Thanks Norrine !
Wow! Great info! Thanks!
This video was a great help to me. I just came home from Lowe’s searching for something to adhere the bottom part of my storm door back into place. It’s just a piece of metal, the rubber piece is gone so I bought some Flex hold spray. Hope this works!! If not, you have given me a wide range of products to choose from. Thanks Norrine! Have a wonderful week!
I love blues, I have a ton, and I use them all...
Hi! Thanks for the informational session today. I wanted to let you know that matte medium is a lot better then mod podge. Mod podge has a tendency to yellow. I have had great results with matte medium or gloss medium instead, depending on what look you are going for.
Thanks, Sheri! That's really good info to know!
Great information. Thank you.
So glad to have this info!
thanks , that was very well done.
Glad you enjoyed it
Useful info - thank you!
So useful, thank you!!
Excellent video! Very informative. :-)
Very helpful, thank you
Great Video! Thank you!!
You are so clever!
Thanks for info.
Great video...learned so much. thank u
Thank you learnt heaps...
This is a wonderfully informative video...ty
Hi Norrine. You need to add a dual temperature glue gun to your Amazon page. I just recently found out about these and I would rather get it from you. Please think about it. Hugs!
You are so sweet!!!! If you visit my Amazon page, anything you buy (from my page or not) gives me a a few pennies. Buy away!!! xoxoxo
Great! Thanks for letting me know!
Thanks, I have many, many types of glues..I gone in auto stores and looked at. Glues 🤔🤔😱
Great info and website resource. I wonder if they have a "paint to item" website???
Right??? I started looking to see if I could find one for you - I thought glue was bad! Paint is crazy! My brain isn't ready for another rabbit hole! LOL I did find this - it's generic, but may help a tiny bit. If you DO find a website like that - PLEASE let me know!!!!
www.thesprucecrafts.com/how-to-decide-what-paint-to-use-2578785
Awesome❣️
Great video! Apparently been using some glues wrong lol. My go to is hot glue when I can't figure out which glue works with what surface best lol But I use to only by stick and liquid elmers and hot glue sticks anyways. But started getting sample size or smaller versions to try from watching crafting videos. So I have a few now, this video was quite helpful, will need to watch again and take notes so I can remember the glues! Thank you!
Honestly, the ThisToThat.com will be a game changer for me!!!!
@@TheCraftyOrganizer Thank you! I'll check it out!
thank you for sharing
I hate E-6000. It stinks to High Heaven. Even if you sit your Project outside a Couple of Days, it still smells. I need the Strength without the Smell. ThankU. I Appreciate You! God Bless, Love & Keep You! Stay Safe😘
On the C-A glues (super glues) it WILL bond wood! My ex used to use it to assemble balsa wood model aircraft, which he flew via radio control. If the plane happened to crash, it would break in various places EXCEPT at the glue joints! It was than strong of a bond. Even better than wood glue in that application.
Contact cement is great when you absolutely need a strong and permanent bond. However, it is very tricky to work with, and you get only one shot at it. Once the glued surfaces come into contact with each other, that's it! They aren't coming apart again. So IMO, it's not good for large areas. For instance, I recently used it to glue a thin cork backing onto my cat coasters. Measure the area, or dry fit first, and make register marks so you know where to spread the glue. (You must apply to both surfaces...and wait about 15 minutes for it to reach proper tackiness.)
Fantastic info!
This is very interesting.
Great video!!
Thank you!
Yass, i love this video and informative as well... Thank you. I sent you an email. Have a great day...
I will go look! I am so bad with my email. I get a few hundred a day - and only 20% is legitimate - so it takes me a while to weed through it all. Talk to you soon!
I have an absolute obsession with adhesives. This video is helpful, but only makes me want to go out and buy more!!!
The only problem with a glue gun in Texas is if you use it on a wreath than the afternoon TEXAS sun hits every melts and releases! Talking from experience here - lol
Sorry - not laughing.... just nodding in agreement with the heat wave we JUST had here! My labels in my garage fell off, because it was so hot!
This do soooo helpful!
I want to add that I bought E6000 recently, because I’ve heard so much about it.
Now I see that I should use it in a well ventilated room. I also appreciate knowing the difference between that and super glue.
It's strong - both in adhesion AND in aroma! LOL Are you crafting with it?
The Crafty Organizer haven’t tried it yet.
My project right now is decluttering
I have problems with Command hooks. They either fall off within a few days or stick so well that even the release strip just breaks and the thing is stuck forever. Any suggestions? I follow the directions for cleaning the area before applying and then waiting before hanging anything.
This will sound crazy... but cut a strip of contact paper to your wall first. It will give a smoother surface for the command strip to adhere to AND protect your wall.
The Crafty Organizer , thank you! Never thought to do that!
Great tutorial! My favorite white glue is Barely Glue, like Art Glitter Glue it has a metal fine tip that spreads a thinner head of glue. It last forever and doesn't buckle the project. My question is I love Modpoge but it stays sticky after is dries. I've tried powders afterwards to no avail. Any suggestions?🐝🐞🦋😘🥰🤗
Here's what I found.... : "Dry" is not "cured," however; while it will only take an hour or so (again, depending on humidity) for each coat to dry, you need to leave the project alone for roughly a month to become fully cured and hardened. Once fully cured, the Mod Podge will be a durable coating resistant to damage, but during the cure time, it will remain soft and susceptible to damage, including shifting and peeling."
Lala Gamma - I had no idea!!!!!! Thanks for bringing this up!
Best info ever!! TY Norine 💕😘💗
This is useful ty👍
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OMG!! "This to That"... right??
I know! Genius site! Right???
Hello, is there a brand you recommend for spray glue?
I really like the 3M brand: www.amazon.com/dp/B01MFA2EEE/?ref=idea_lv_dp_
@@TheCraftyOrganizer, thank you!
You love E6000, I hate it. I’ve never successfully used it yet. I glued small dichroic glass cabochons to an earring back, waited 24 hours and it fell off. Cleaned everything off very well and tried again. That time I left it about a week, same results. Have tried it a time or two on other things it was supposed to work on and again crappy results. It stinks so bad and doesn’t work well so I don’t waste my money on it. I have a Gorilla glue superglue that works great. And, it doesn’t dry out before I can use it again as the tiny tubes of superglue in other brands have done. I’m pretty much sold on anything Gorilla brand. I swear I think you could duct tape a car to a wall with their brand of duct tape and it would stay. Thanks for the glue lesson and how to find the site.
It's strange how glue will just 'repel' some things!!!! I think it's why I started playing with different types in the first place.... that was my experience with super glues! Glad the Gorilla brands are working for you.... and yes. I think their duct tape is incredible!
I have watched your videos for a long time and I appreciate the time and energy you put into each one. As far as all the glues out there to choose from; I absolutely love the glue dots!. After a long hiatus from my crafts; I am enjoying my scrapbooking again. Both my husband and I are working on an embroidery business. So I'm keeping busy, loving what I do, and now being retired. So I can watch more of your videos in my room.
You are so sweet!!!! So glad you and your husband have found something you can do together AND make a living from it. Best wishes! 🌺
I would find any kind of lifestyle, like with your girls, videos. What do your days consist of? What do the girls and you do for entertainment?
Video stops at 4:00 for me.