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E6000 adhesive
I saw that this is used to make those cute paper clippies...
what is it and where do you get it???
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it is a glue that can glue your bumper to the garage wall and not be able to move it...
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I found it at Wal-mart in the scrapbook aisle.
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is it expensive??? if yes...just say it lasts forever so I can justify it!!
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It is not expensive, I think I paid 4.99 or 6.99 this weekend at Michael's.
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is there anything like it that is safer? I will end up getting it tho...
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I used a 3D pop up glue dot to make the decorated giant paper clips. It worked great and was way easier to use than E6000!
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Quote:
Originally Posted by mardellecat
I used a 3D pop up glue dot to make the decorated giant paper clips. It worked great and was way easier to use than E6000!
I was thinking that but are they strong enough...will they fall apart
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The first couple I made over a week ago haven't come apart. The pop ups I have are very strong, so I don't think they will fall apart.
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Thanks, I might try doing a few with the pop dots as I have some on hand!
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Originally Posted by CrazyStampFrog
... it is known to the state of California to cause cancer...
That's lovely, cancer causing adhesive just to make big clippies LOL ~ I ended up using super glue :(
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Thanks for the warning! I bought some from Michaels a few weeks ago, but haven't gotten around to making the clippies. If I can find the receipt, you can be sure I'm taking it back for a refund.
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It's inexpensive and a little goes a long way. I use it for many things - and it DOES stick WELL.
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It is the best thing for flat glass beads and refrigerator magnets. Lots of sticking power.
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I used "the ultimate" to make the giant clips, it worked great!
It comes in a bottle like the tacky glues
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What about the space the paper clip creates between the chipboard, is it really big? Can you see all the glue in there? Does that make sense?
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I used "goop" glue, works wonders as well as E6000 and it doesn't stink. Cheaper than E6000 too, you can find it at Walmart, Michael's, Joann's etc.
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