Glue Applicator Orange Syringe for FlatBack Rhinestones

This product worked great. I simply filled the glue applicator syringe and started gluing the rhinestones on my cell phone. Some helpful hints...purchase the clear cell phone case that fits your type of cell phone so you do not glue directly on the back of your phone. Secondly, make sure you get the Beacon Gem-Tac Glue that Amazon recommends. if you don't you may not have the proper glue for gluing these types of rhinestones.I bought the glue and the syringe at the same time. They were shipped quickly and looked and worked exactly how they said they would in the instruction and picture. My phone looks beautiful, I purchased the Chanel rhinestone collection. I did not do mine the same as they showed it on the picture on Amazon, I got creative and made mine different with less stones. Sometimes less is more. Have fun with these products and get creative. You don't have to use this for just the rhinestones, the applicator works for other things also.

I normally use a glue applicator bottle with a long tip and small aperture (generally sold with quilling supplies, e.g.  Ultrafine Tip Glue Applicator Bottle-0.5 Ounce Bottle ) for crafting greeting cards, but I'm always looking for a better way to deposit tiny amounts of glue. This Glue Applicator did NOT help at all. If there was a temporary clog or an air bubble in the needle, the glue would shoot out in all directions when I pressed the plunger. I glued my jeans, my carpet, and my craft lamp, and defaced the greeting card that I was assembling. There is also no way to keep this applicator from leaking unless you tip it point upward while not in use (I rested the tip on a wad of paper towel).If you don't wash this applicator out after every use, your glue will solidify inside of it, which is not a problem I've experienced with my quilling glue bottle. It seems to me that you'll end up wasting a lot of glue with this applicator (I'll never know for sure, because my applicator now resides in the wastebasket).I still think this type of applicator is a good idea. It just needs a better implementation.

I bought 5 syringes so I could put down a fine line of E 6000 for decorating with glitter. While the syringes worked fine the first time, I was able to re-use only one of them. Each one doesn't hold a lot of glue, and it was impossible to put the plunger back in after trying to refill it, except for one time, and then only after a massive struggle.If you use E 6000 for gluing rhinestones on things you plan to sell, then maybe it would be worthwhile. I will have to find another method, however, because using these significantly increased my costs.

Works great when using Goop glue and E6000 to glue soundboards and playing surfaces in turkey calls, lays down a perfect size bead of glue. A must have for glass or crystal to keep a neat and clean glue line under clear playing surfaces. Goop will soften the plunger inside the syringe after a while, still a good deal.

So this was very helpful for the application of the E-6000 glue on my cellphone cases. It controlled the glue because that e-6000 glue will keep coming out of the tube and acts like it doesn't want to stop! This was such a big helper in finishing my cell phone cases. I would recommend you get this if you're a big DIY'er but don't want the mess. *You can get at least 2 uses out of one (I did!) if you clean it really good as soon as you're done expending all the glue. But it's a lot of work.

I like it very much. It looks just like the picture. I thought it included the glue on it. Looks like I forgot to read all details, it is not your fault. I want to thank you for your super fast delivery and safe packing.

I let my E-8000 get too thick, and although this syringe really strained, it did eventually extrude the glue. It would work much better with thinner glue as intended. It definitely is a one-use item. Way more convenient for glue application than anything else I've tried.

Product arrived fast, and as described. My purpose for this was to use with Leather glue, and inject it into a motorcycle seat through a small hole. It was really hard to set up, and very messy. Worked OK. The needle on the syringe is much bigger than I expected, so you really can't just puncture a small hole.