Metal glue bottle tips
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Had a heck of a time finding these. Not even Joann's had them.
Wanted them for my Elmer's glue and such. If anyone else is looking, here is the link:
https://www.softexpressions.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?
Wanted them for my Elmer's glue and such. If anyone else is looking, here is the link:
https://www.softexpressions.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?
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virtualbernie , 09-22-2010 02:10 PM
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Metal glue bottle tips are hard to find if you do not quite creative.
I have found them at Michaels in the stained glass/glass painting section.
Plan B is the make-it-yourself plan. The plastic screw-on applicator part for the glue bottle is easy to find at Michaels/JoAnns/etc. and the metal tip is nothing more than the metal tip of a mechanical pencil. The metal mechanical pencil tip will screw right on to the plastic applicator. Viola - a fine tip for a bottle of glue.
I have found them at Michaels in the stained glass/glass painting section.
Plan B is the make-it-yourself plan. The plastic screw-on applicator part for the glue bottle is easy to find at Michaels/JoAnns/etc. and the metal tip is nothing more than the metal tip of a mechanical pencil. The metal mechanical pencil tip will screw right on to the plastic applicator. Viola - a fine tip for a bottle of glue.
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I have found them at Michaels in the stained glass/glass painting section.
Plan B is the make-it-yourself plan. The plastic screw-on applicator part for the glue bottle is easy to find at Michaels/JoAnns/etc. and the metal tip is nothing more than the metal tip of a mechanical pencil. The metal mechanical pencil tip will screw right on to the plastic applicator. Viola - a fine tip for a bottle of glue.
Great idea! The ones I got are different from the Clotilde ones and a lot cheaper. Haven't checked Michael's yet.Originally Posted by Spydee
Metal glue bottle tips are hard to find if you do not quite creative.I have found them at Michaels in the stained glass/glass painting section.
Plan B is the make-it-yourself plan. The plastic screw-on applicator part for the glue bottle is easy to find at Michaels/JoAnns/etc. and the metal tip is nothing more than the metal tip of a mechanical pencil. The metal mechanical pencil tip will screw right on to the plastic applicator. Viola - a fine tip for a bottle of glue.
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virtualbernie , 09-22-2010 04:59 PM
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You're right Kitsie! Clotilde's bottles are more expensive but like you, at the time I couldn't find any and I was desperate and glad to see them.Originally Posted by Kitsie
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I have found them at Michaels in the stained glass/glass painting section.
Plan B is the make-it-yourself plan. The plastic screw-on applicator part for the glue bottle is easy to find at Michaels/JoAnns/etc. and the metal tip is nothing more than the metal tip of a mechanical pencil. The metal mechanical pencil tip will screw right on to the plastic applicator. Viola - a fine tip for a bottle of glue.
Great idea! The ones I got are different from the Clotilde ones and a lot cheaper. Haven't checked Michael's yet.
Originally Posted by Spydee
Metal glue bottle tips are hard to find if you do not quite creative.I have found them at Michaels in the stained glass/glass painting section.
Plan B is the make-it-yourself plan. The plastic screw-on applicator part for the glue bottle is easy to find at Michaels/JoAnns/etc. and the metal tip is nothing more than the metal tip of a mechanical pencil. The metal mechanical pencil tip will screw right on to the plastic applicator. Viola - a fine tip for a bottle of glue.