Glue Designer Dries Clear Adhesive 2 oz with Ultra Fine Metal Tip

***UPDATE***: I realize that my original review is pretty new, but I have been using this adhesive A LOT since it arrived. I feel like I can safely amend my review from “the best liquid adhesive I have found” to “the best adhesive I have found.” I haven’t even touched my other adhesives since I began using this. I’m sure I will eventually because there is definite utility in the tape runner style, 3D foam tape, etc, but this stuff is truly one of my favorite crafting staples. Unless something just changes out of the blue, I’m a fan for life.I do want to also add something for people concerned about the reviews showing orders arriving unusable. According to the manufacturer, this glue is water based, and it tends to freeze easily. For that reason, when ordering from the company, they suggest it not be shipped during winter months unless it is shipped with a warming packet to keep the product from freezing. Keep this in mind if you plan on ordering this item during the winter.Like most paper crafters/card makers, I have quite a collection of adhesives—I would guess over a dozen total. I probably have 5 or 6 liquid adhesives and had never found my holy grail item...until now.I absolutely love this liquid adhesive! It dries quickly and clearly and does an excellent job holding paper, sequins, glitter, die cuts, jewels, and other embellishments. I only wish I’d tried this sooner!

This glue does not contain glitter, it's just made to adhere glitter to your project. Also useful for other gluing. Dries clear.I love the very find point on this product and the fact that they provide a pin to store in the tip so it never dries out on you. In use, it dries quickly so be ready to attach your piece before you apply the glue. Being water based, this glue will pucker paper, so use very, very little. Maybe use it on a trial piece before you start your project so you'll know what to expect. I think it's worth the trouble.

Don’t buy this for kids, it is way too expensive! But for the serious crafter I think this glue is a must have. The metal tip is wonderful, you can put a very thin line of glue on your project, and although it is fairly runny, it does not dry and shrink up and make your paper buckle. Crafters know what I am talking about. I suggest ordering a spare metal tip, if you forget to put the stainless steel pin in after using it, the tip will clog up and you have to soak it. So you need a spare.

Yes, kids, you can write and do near perfect lettering with this glue. The metal tip that allows you to create fine lines, keeps the glue consistently the same thickness, and it lasts because it's metal. Soak it in a cup of water after use to fully loosen the glue, or else you'll be poking at it with a straight pin for a while!

I love the glue and you must buy the precision tip. It is strong holding without lumps with paper projects. I just do not like that it leaves a shiny surface if it leaves out a little from under the paper. Now the bad...it is supposed to be mainly for glitter. I used this on glitter paper bows and when I tried to stick two sides of glitter paper together, they didn’t stick! I had to hold in place for fifteen minutes! I was assembling thirty bows and did not have time for that.

I started using the Art Glitter Glue because it was recommended by a friend. I have been using tape runner for years, but it gets expensive and have found that over time, it doesn't always hold up. The Art Glitter Glue gives you a little wiggle room in case you don't get things straight, but it does grip pretty quickly. The fine tip is great for controlling the amount and for gluing sequins and other embellishments. Wish I would have found this a long time ago!

This glue is my go to now for Scrapbooking. This is the second time I purchased the glue. The only thing is even if you are using it, the moment you put the bottle down make sure you put the pin that came with it. The glue hardens in the tip of the bottle immediately after it is used.

I am making mini-ornaments for a table top tree. The extra fine tip is exactly what I need and the glue works great. I treat the tip carefully, rinsing it before I store it and the one time it was sticky, I rinsed it with warm water and problem solved. Any ball tip pin will work as a cover.