http://www.beadaholique.com/jewelry-making-supplies/adhesives – There are so many different types of glue that we use in jewelry and it can be a bit confusing as to which one you should choose for a specific project. This video goes over 4 common glues: E6000, Nunn Design Glue, Crafter’s Pick, and GS Hypo-Cement and talks about each one and what makes it special. Various application examples are also given.
Designer: Julie Bean
You can find the supplies in this video at Beadaholique.com
E6000 Industrial Strength Glue Adhesive (3.7 Oz)
SKU: XTL-1050
http://www.beadaholique.com/e6000-industrial-strength-glue-adhesive-3-7-oz.html
E6000 Industrial Strength Glue Adhesive (0.18 fl oz)
SKU: XTL-1054
http://www.beadaholique.com/e6000-industrial-strength-glue-adhesive-0-18-fl-oz.html
Crafter’s Pick The Ultimate Permanent Glue Cement Adhesive 4 OZ
SKU: XTL-1026
http://www.beadaholique.com/crafter-s-pick-the-ultimate-permanent-glue-cement-adhesive-4-oz.html
G S Hypo Cement Precise Applicator Essential!
SKU: XTL-1001
http://www.beadaholique.com/g-s-hypo-cement-precise-applicator-essential.html
Nunn Design Glue Adhesive 2 oz. – For Patera Findings (1)
SKU: XTL-1031
http://www.beadaholique.com/nunn-design-glue-adhesive-2-oz-for-patera-findings-1.html
Beadalon Large Beading Mats – Prevent Bead Rolling 13 X 18 Inch (Set of 2)
SKU: XTL-9935
http://www.beadaholique.com/beadalon-large-beading-mats-prevent-bead-rolling-13-x-18-inch-set-of-2.html
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Aleene's 94830 Jewelry & Metal Glue 3/Pkg.1oz
I Love To Create-Aleene's Jewelry & Metal Glue. Perfect for jewelry ceramic pieces leather metal rubber gems mirrors wire and more! Strong and permanent. This package contains three .1oz tube of jewelry and metal glue. Conforms to ASTM D ... (as of February 19, 2020 - More infoProduct prices and availability are accurate as of the date/time indicated and are subject to change. Any price and availability information displayed on [relevant Amazon Site(s), as applicable] at the time of purchase will apply to the purchase of this product.)
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Epoxy Resin UV Glue Kit Crystal Clear Transparent with Lamp Tweezers 36 Decorations 13 Silicone Moulds 13 Colour Liquid Pigments 17 Bezels for Pendants + 2 Tapes 100 Eyelets for Jewellery Making
Transparent UV Epoxy Resin for Casting & CoatingMore convenient: It can be used immediately, no need to do the proportion and mix.Faster: It solidifies within 5-30 minutes (depending on the quantity) with the UV lamp (they serve as manicu... (as of February 26, 2020 - More infoProduct prices and availability are accurate as of the date/time indicated and are subject to change. Any price and availability information displayed on [relevant Amazon Site(s), as applicable] at the time of purchase will apply to the purchase of this product.)
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Sdootjewelry 100 pcs 10 Types Pendant Bails Glue on Bails DIY Clip Pinch Bails Jewelry Findings Necklace Pendant Connector Findings for Pearls Gemstone Jade and Crystal Pendants
Material: Alloy / Silver plated / Gold plated Applications: Attach beads, crystals, gemstones and some other pendants to necklaces or bracelets Used them with other jewellery to make an exquisite jewellery or beautiful ornament Features: Very... (as of February 19, 2020 - More infoProduct prices and availability are accurate as of the date/time indicated and are subject to change. Any price and availability information displayed on [relevant Amazon Site(s), as applicable] at the time of purchase will apply to the purchase of this product.)
Price: $13.99
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Which glue would you recommend if I want to glue a crystal point into a bullet casing? In essence natural quartz crystal bonded to metal.
Hi, you mentioned cabachons in talking about E6000 glue. I wonder if it can be used with semi-precious gemstones, or are there some it shouldn’t be used with, like perhaps Opals or Selenite? Thanks in advance, P, in Liverpool, UK.
which glue is ideal for bonding rhinestones on a bra? although in this video I talk about it I do not speak English very well and I can not understand what is the right glue to buy, so that adheres to the fabric and rhinestones.
Useful post, thanks. For putting embellishments on sunglasses do u recommend the cement or E6000 please? i am trying both but would be interested in your thoughts. Thanks 🙂
Im trying to make a tiara using a metal head band what kind of glue would work best?
So would the E 6000 be best for metal work? I’m glueing chains to metal rings. Will it hold and not look sloppy?
Is Loctite glue good for securing the knot on stretch bracelets ?
Svp. existe il en français cette explication ? traduction google It is this explanation in French
Hi! I actually have not heard of the other variations of E6000, I am sorry. Since we do not carry these other ones, I am afraid I can not speak to what the differences are or how they work.
+Brittany Headbang It depends on how thick your metal rings are. If they are quite thick and there is enough metal touching metal, then I think they will hold. However, it also depends on the weight of the chain and the rings, if it is incredibly heavy, then it might not hold.
Ultimate Permanent Glue is stink?
i am having issues with E6000 when i use it on Leather Cord to secure knots. it separates from the cord if the bracelet gets wet. should i try the fabric glue, anyone have any tips? it didn’t always do this. i am also making other leather bracelets, and stumbled across this video while trying to figure out what glue to use on flat leather to bond two peices of leather, or other fabric to the leather when covering knots with fabric….hope that made sense…lol
I’m a book artist, so I need all my materials and adhesives to be archival and acid-free. I want to use Swarovski crystals on a cover of a book, and I’m having a heck of a time finding any adhesive that is archival. I know G6000 is the most popular, but I can’t believe it’s anywhere near archival.
I’m currently using PVA for gluing Cabochons to my book covers, and Aleen’s Tacky Glue for gems. Are there any better, more secure glues that are archival out there? Thanks…
Hi i am making soda cans earrings what is the best glue? something that will not hurt my skin when i glue them … i glue the back and front so is double sided so my earrings looks cute …
Hey! I have Stretch magic I’m making beaded bracelets, is the G-S Hypo cement good for this?
We are finding E6000 is making colours run when making earrings, what do you recommend to either seal the paper (spray would be easiest) or an alternate glue?
Which would you recommend for stud pearl earrings
Ok I make rings and I’m starting to get more business. I’m getting ready to make a ring for a girl I know and she has two stones that she wants on the ring but there isn’t holes in them so I need to glue the stones on. What glue should I use? I need one that will really stay an is waterproof
would you recommend using the E6000 for foil back swarovski crystals to lacy? I have had the mirror on buttons come right off. What am I doing wrong?
E6000 is definitely the “Duct Tape” of the crafting world, I use it for almost everything from little rhinestones to chunky car parts that I glue on for larger steampunk projects. I have had the same experience with E6000 (as well as other glues) as AnaRosa -the actual rhinestone will fall off simply leaving the foil attached to the project with the glue. The only way around this I’ve found is to make sure a touch of the E6000 is slightly on the side edges of the rhinestone. It dries clear and if “barely” on the gem, you can’t tell.
FYI: any glue that is cyanoacrylate based (crazy glue & all its imitators, Gorilla glue…if you look on the ingredient label & see “cyano” anything) will destroy the foil backing on glass/acrylic gemstones & when that is gone they will no longer look remotely pretty. They become flat, dull, lose their iridescence etc. Ruined no matter if the product is from Swarovski or from one of those “gems” tubs you get in Michaels/Joanns craft stores…
Hi, What glue do you recommend to attach a hemp cord to leather. I want to make a leather bracelet without a clasp.
Sorry idk what happened in my last comment with all the random symbols
+cjay G I do like to use E6000 to glue them to metal.
Is the E6000 good for Vinyl & metal ? 🙂
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Would you have a suggestion on what would be good for shell jewelry? I want to glue a pearl in the back of a shell, but I want the glue to be strong and clear.
Thanks for the information, it was very helpful!
I am a believer in making sure my jewelry pieces don’t fall apart once sold or given away. Super glue is my go to for that!
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Hi, this was very helpful. I would like to know if you have a suggestion on what type of gloves to wear when using E6000 and also what sort of gloves to wear when mixing resin. Thanks 🙂
Hi what can i use to stick rhinestone or gems on candles?
I have seen E6000 in the store and it says it is an industrial strength jewelry epoxy. Online, I have also seen B6000 and F6000 that comes in similar packaging. From what I gather F6000 is a fast drying alternative. B6000 is called “newer” but I cannot find much other info on it. Do you know what the difference is? I’m wanting the same adhesion as E6000, but it appears B6000 comes with a fine applicator.
would you recommend using the E6000 for foil back swarovski crystals to metal or putter?
Where can I find the GS Hypo Cement?
What if you are making septum rings for your nose and you want the beads to adhere to the metal which is the best?
Thank you for sharing…. I am just a little frustrated… could you help resolve a few concerns that I have about using glue? This past weekend I was putting together packs of jewelry to send off and hopefully sale. To my dismay, as I was handling some of the pieces, pointed back rhinestones began to fall of a few of of them. I used mainly E6000 and some GS Hypo Cement. Additionally, I had used GS Hypo Cement on all of my Kumihimo bracelets. On one of my bracelets I did a silk wrap secured with the glue at the end to hold the button loop in place….. it pulled out when I clasped the bracelet. All pieces have set for weeks in open space with minimal handling to prepare for transport. Is this common? Any pointers I should be aware of that no ever mentions on any of these tutorials?
Hi, E6000 would be a good choice, it is very sturdy and durable.
l have tried using E6000 and found that a lot came out of the tip if l pressed it a little too much and a wispy thread would come out. Is there any way of getting around this? I just tried the Hypo cement to glue a plastic part to surgical steel earring posts. I also got a wispy thread with this product also. Is this a good match, or should l try something else?