B7000 Adhesive Rhinestone Craft Glue, 2 Pieces 110ml / 4oz B7000 Transparent Glue, 5 Point Pen Tool, Wax Pen and Tweezers, DIY Craft Makeup Shoes Jewelry Making Nail

This glue is a total must-have for crafting. It has a super strong hold that keeps rhinestones, gems, and embellishments locked in place without lifting or falling off. The consistency is perfect — not too runny, not too thick — so you get precise application with no mess or flooding. I’ve used it for rhinestone projects, tumblers, phone cases, and detailed DIY crafts, and everything stays put even after regular use. It also dries clear and clean, so your designs look polished and professional (no cloudy residue 🙌). A little goes a long way, so the tube lasts longer than expected. The ultra fine tip and pin cap design ensure precise placement and ensure your glue doesn’t dry out like similar on the market. If you want a reliable, long-lasting craft adhesive that actually works, this is 100% worth it.

I use this to glue rhinestones and pearls onto various things and it works great. Super strong glue and very low odour.

Good item. Value for money. Good quality

Bought this to put rhinestones of cheer items (rubber duck, cheer pins). Works extremely well for this purpose. PROS - Precision tips is amazing for precise application (if you want to cover more surface, it will take more time than a regular tip) - Allows for a fair bit of wiggle room. You can apply some glue and stick rhinestones for a good 2-3 minutes, and even reposition them, without the glue drying too quickly. After 3-5 minutes, the rhinestones won't adhere, but won't be fully set either. - Once fully dried (about 24h), it is GLUED. Not going anywhere. Haven't lost a single one yet when fully dried. CONS - Fully drying takes a good 24h; you need to be careful not to knock your rhinestones off while working - Texture is rather liquid, when working on non-flat surfaces, rhinestones tend to slide down or move around - Works well for rhinestones (very small, flat back), but we have tried to use it to glue other charms, beads and pieces on pins, and they kept falling off. We opted for Gorilla glue for anything that needed a bit more hold (think letter beads). It is thicker and holds more.

Good one, I use it in the yarn while doing crochet.