Judikins1-Piece 2 oz Diamond Glaze

Drys clear, dries strong but I did use a bit of super glue with it, just for added security. I did a steampunk painting mix media painting. It held metal to canvas wire, wood.Ps I barely put any super glue with it, I was just unsure of the durability of the product, I used all purpose gorilla glue. It paired nicely just remember to use clear.However as a stand-alone glue, I am going to put it to the test on its own, I do think it will be strong enough and do really wellPs. I used a brush to spread it, I cleaned the brush straight after use and it has not destroyed my paint brush. I know I can use that brush with the glue and just keep rewashing it. Hope this is informative.

First time used of this product really easy to use and good results definitely will but again when needed.

My view so far.... So i was thinking of going into cabochon bezel jewelry making (first time starting for a hobby maybe or possibly doing few eventually for friends/family. Etc).. So i ordered things needed bezels, cabochons (my photo prints are from Max Spielmann).. So i didn't know what glue needed. (I tried the seller on ebay who insists she gets hers free with her bezels/cabochons - which i could never manage to find that particular seller through ebay as she claimed. Anyways she said she didn't know the glue as it was plain little white bottle????)... I tried clear nail varnish as i found through website (does not work, ruins the photo)....I then found Glamour Seal through google, either to buy from etsy or another site, however the price is way over the top (it would cost me more just to have it delivered to the uk) which is just stupid and not worth buying.... So i then found this glue Diamond Glaze. (i just received yesterday) So i am now giving this a try.I cut out my photo size needed and then put on some diamond glaze glue (un-watered; i chose not to add any water with it been a photo print from max spielmann) on the cabochon glass then on the photo. I then moved around slightly and pressed it down (making sure no bubbles were present/seen). I then slightly moved it round little more to get the exact image i want inside it then pressed it down little more.I have now left it to one side and will go back in couple hours to see the result. I will finish this review and possibly add photo once it has finished.....

The liquid is very thin and runs all over the place if you use too much. I would suggest that you cut the nozzle at the smallest setting and see how you get on. I'm using it to make glass cabochons and, whilst it gives great adhesion between the paper and the glass, it is impossible to remove from the glass if it overruns.

Really good! Although it is a milky colour, when it is dry it is clear. I have been using it to stick inkjet printed pictures onto glass cabochons. Has worked really as it seems almost instantly - so the inkjet ink has not bled. The glue is barely seen through the glass, and then this was because I didn't use it evenly. One irritation: I didn't realise that the white cap, was a lid, and cut off the tip to use it. Of course there is a tube under this which does not need cutting - it is just a question of taking off the white cap. Silly me! So used to having to cut the tip of tubes of glue. If some the liquid is spilt on the glass surface it wasn't that easy to get off - a finger nail or a sharp blade weren't great, but a cleaner for computer screens/glasses seemed to help.

This is great for my crafting does what it says would recommend this product

I ordered this in march but took until june to arrive, only trouble I had was with delivery. Product meets description and easy to use, worth the money!

Excellent product! For all those jewellery makers or general hobby crafters out there, this is ideal.Gluing glass cabochons to paper has never been easier. I have used this glue to make fantastic unique pendants: I cut out all sorts of lovely patterns and photos from magazines and used Diamond Glaze to glue them to glass.It dries completely clear and air bubbles are easy to avoid.