Bracelet String Professional Elastic String Kont Fixing Drip 60g, Clear Bracelet Glue, Keep Stretchy Bracelet String Stay Perfectly Tied for Clay ...

This glue comes in a box with instructions and precautions on it. You receive two decent sized bottles of glue. You can screw the entire lid off or, higher up on the lid, you can unscrew and attach one of six attachments. Those attachments are kind of awkward to use so I cut mine down quite a bit and it helped a little. You apply a drop and wait 10 minutes and you should be good from there. Like nail glue or anything else, once you've used the tip and it dries up, it's garbage. My suggestion would be to take a bulk glue day and glue everything together then so you can use the tips as long as possible. And also like nail glue, if you get it on your skin you'll be picking it off for a few days so try to be careful. Overall though it worked great and I'll continue using it!

My wife and kids are into making bracelets thanks to some celebrity whose name rhymes with Saylor Twift, and they were always having trouble getting elastic string to stay knotted. Well, this seems to do the trick. Basically, it's super glue with a teeny drop applicator, and it does what you'd expect. As with any super glue, DON'T GET IT ON YOUR SKIN! Also, store in a dry place and try not to use in a humid environment. Probably also better to make up a bunch of bracelets and glue them all at once, because after the applicator tube dries up it's garbage. You do get 6 applicators, but at a drop per use, you will run out of applicator tips before the glue is empty. (Or the glue will just dry out.)

I've used this glue a few times now on some beaded elastic string bracelets i had made and so far so good. It seems to be holding it well which is great since the elastic string can make it hard to get that tight know so this is just an added strengthener.

I love beading but have always been annoyed at the knots sliding loose. Regular super glue doesn't quite cut it. I love the fact that these come with several small applicators so that you can get the glue into delicate places, have precise application and control the flow easier. I think this glue will be a game changer for me and beadung with elastic string!

My 11 y/o daughter loves making jewelry, but she doesn't always get the knots to hold (she's kinda rough on them). I've also started making the silicone beaded keychains, and I wanted to ensure they were strong to hold a lot of wear. I've wanted to use glue for the knots, but I've never been able to get it small enough so that it looked clean. This is the first time I've used an applicator like this, and I have to say that I absolutely love it. The bottle isn't "soft" so you aren't able to squeeze it, but I think I like this even better. You turn it upside down and the glue comes through the applicator very slowly which makes it easy to use. I really really like it.