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Sybil Eady
Reviewed in the United States on January 7, 2025
Live the glue pens!
HiLo
Reviewed in the United States on January 18, 2025
Got these to use with crafting cardstock items from my vinyl cutter. The precise tip makes it easy when working with thin areas, and the flow is easily controlled. I've not had any issues with the glue releasing, so very pleased with these!
JAM
Reviewed in the United States on April 11, 2025
Does not flow from the pen at all! Waste of money.
PatGC
Reviewed in the United States on December 22, 2024
OK. Not a great art work, but the pen was fun to work with, quick and the best part, it wasn’t messy. I replaced the cap each time I used a different color, but I didn’t notice the glue getting dry and stopping the glue from flowing at all. I was, maybe, using it for about ten minutes, altogether. I used the pen to draw one group of marks for one color, apply the sand and then switched back to the pen for the next color. As long as the sand covered all the glue in each group, the next color just covered the fresh glue spots.I did glue two pieces of card stock together on one corner and the glue dried in a few minutes. It held up initially but then popped apart when I pulled on the top sheet. It would probably do well if I used it to glue flat pieces together, like gluing a picture to journal. I, also, used it to glue different types of paper together to check if it would bleed thru. Typing paper and thicker papers were good. Rice papers, especially if they are made to absorb water, might bleed. Mulberry paper bled thru, too.
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