B-7000 Craft Glue for Jewelry Making, Multi-Function B-7000 Super Adhesive Glues Liquid Fusion Glue for Rhinestones Crafts, Clothes Shoes, Fabric,...

This is the best glue Ive used for crafts. It doesnt stick to your fingers and it is clear without leaving residue. I used it to stick rhinestones on a painting. The results were very cool. I recommend it.

Works excellent, takes a little while to dry and has a slight smell but once it dries it definitely holds. Good product.

Really great for very small projects. The pinpoint tip and gel consistency works well for very precise uses. Does not run.

My aunt swears by this glue. Often the posts come unglued on her earrings. She has had the most success with this glue; the posts stay on with no problems. She also converts vintage clip-on earrings into pierced earrings, so the glue is of utmost importance, since she sells the upcycled earrings and doesn't want the posts to come off. The pointed needle tip is the biggest asset of this glue, as it allows for better control. Often she works with small findings. so the needle tip enables her to put just the right amount. With regular tips. she always had problems with too much glue coming out, so she would have to squeeze glue into a dish and use a floral pin or large needle as an applicator. She ended up wasting glue at times. Be sure to allow the glue to dry 24-48 hours to ensure proper setting and curing. The needle point does get clogged, so she suggests you use a pin to unclog any excess glue before you put the cap back on. Storing the tube upright in a cup or container will prevent glue from getting into the needle point as well. If you want a strong, reliable glue for your jewelry repairs or craft projects, my aunt highly recommends this glue.

It's a good glue but not what I expected at all.. I bought it for a large tablet screen.. and for that application it worked well... I was also hoping to glue some other stuff around the house.. But I soon realized it would be useless for those things since the dry time is so long... 24-48 hours to cure and about 1 hour or so to set... Add to that it smells awful.. I mean really bad.. I tend to work with smelly products all the time. Soldering flux , car fumes , gasoline.. This is worse.. not as over powering as sheet but not too far either.. It's a very industrial kinda over powering smell.. Only thing I can compare it too is if you've ever worked on cars and had to patch a hole.. You know what Bando smells like.. It's just slightly better than that.. Obviously this really limits what you can use it on... It has to be something you can clamp down reliably for a 1 day or 2 and can move somewhere where the smell won't bother you.. It's kinda perfect for laptop tablet and phones tho.. Since they are small and easy to move.. Even the dry time works in you favor... I remember trying to use super glue to seal a tablet once and the problem was it worked but if I spilled any on the glass I could never get it off... Here it's still runny for at least 1 hr so you have tons of time for clean up and fixing position to get the screen centered just right...