Love the video! I just started blinging. Why did you change glues? Will the E6000 hold up as long as the other glue? You may have said it so I apologize in advance.
Hey no worries for the question, they both are really good glues but I know supertite has a stronger hold and that's why I used it for the areas on the ears that I know will be likely to be touched the most(to make sure the rhinestones will definitely not fall off) I switched to e6000 because I know the middle of the ears are less likely to be touched and it gives me much more time to work on placement You can use either or You did mention you just started blinging so it might be easier for you to use e6000 and it will work fine but if you want your rhinestones to stay long-term without any issues I would highly suggest supertite at least for the areas that I used it for Hope this makes sense let me know if you have any other questions😊
Hi, Is the supertite glue good for fabric blinging ? Also, is the 6000 glue none toxic? I’ve heard you need to use it on ventilated areas. What do you think of the gorilla glue for Rhinestones? Sorry so many questions.😅 thank you
@josemercado8602 hey sorry for the late response for the supertite question I feel like it would depend on the fabric and definitely I would go with iron on rhinestones for fabric over any glue E6000 yes you do have to use it in a well ventilated area cuz the smell is strong! It's bad trust me! Lol & I do like gorilla glue! It works great too I alternate between gorilla and e6000. Hope I answered all your questions. 😊
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Love the video! I just started blinging. Why did you change glues? Will the E6000 hold up as long as the other glue? You may have said it so I apologize in advance.
Hey no worries for the question, they both are really good glues but I know supertite has a stronger hold and that's why I used it for the areas on the ears that I know will be likely to be touched the most(to make sure the rhinestones will definitely not fall off) I switched to e6000 because I know the middle of the ears are less likely to be touched and it gives me much more time to work on placement
You can use either or
You did mention you just started blinging so it might be easier for you to use e6000 and it will work fine but if you want your rhinestones to stay long-term without any issues I would highly suggest supertite at least for the areas that I used it for
Hope this makes sense let me know if you have any other questions😊
Hi,
Is the supertite glue good for fabric blinging ?
Also, is the 6000 glue none toxic? I’ve heard you need to use it on ventilated areas.
What do you think of the gorilla glue for Rhinestones?
Sorry so many questions.😅 thank you
@josemercado8602 hey sorry for the late response for the supertite question I feel like it would depend on the fabric and definitely I would go with iron on rhinestones for fabric over any glue
E6000 yes you do have to use it in a well ventilated area cuz the smell is strong! It's bad trust me! Lol
& I do like gorilla glue! It works great too I alternate between gorilla and e6000. Hope I answered all your questions. 😊