FJNATINH 30cc Needle Tip Glue Squeeze Bottle, Precision Tips Applicator Bottles, 5 Pack

I used these for outlining on my “teacher spirit jeans” they worked great and I constantly get compliments on my pants! My paint was fabric medium mixed with cheap acrylic paint and it wasn’t too thick for the needle on these!

I use dilute glue or liquid hairspray to adhere glass pieces together in Glass Fusion and these little bottles and fine tips are very helpful in putting the adhesive where I want it and not too much of it.

I only needed 2 but they're so handy that I used the rest, then bought another pack and used those too. You use a lot less product when you're able to precisely put liquid where you want it. They seal really tight too. I had a bottle with WD40 that fell in my backpack and I didn't notice for at least a couple weeks. Luckily no leaks!! Bravo!

I really, really, really love the selection of bottles and caps in this listing. I haven't tried all the bottles and nozzles yet, so my tentative review is - skeptical. I purchased a 4-pack set of Darice Bottles with Needle Tip Applicator a while ago. I loved those bottles - perfect small size, but the needle tip cap on every one BROKE because it was made from some hard, but brittle plastic that if you dropped the bottle - it would crack. And you couldn't repair it, so I was on the hunt for some better bottles and came across this listing. I love the fact that there are so many needle tip sizes, too. So everything came as listed - the bottles look great, they feel amazing - nice and soft, and all the tips seem wonderful. I decided to test one - I filled one of the small bottles with Aileen's Quick Dry Tacky Glue - just like the Darice one I had was filled with. And I used the smallest steel needle on it. The Darice one worked perfectly. THIS ONE - no. it's a PAIN to try to get the glue through the nozzle. I have to squeeze the bottle so hard that it makes my fingers ache. So, maybe the smallest needle just can't handle the thickness of the tacky glue - maybe I'll have to thin the glue down or go up a size on the needle tip. In any case - I have to experiment. I didn't have to experiment with the Darice ones - just put the glue in and they worked and the needle tip was just as narrow as the one I used in this set. I wish Darice would just use different plastic - one that didn't crack so easy because their bottles and needles are great and they come with non rusting stainless steel pins. Sigh. I think these bottles will turn out to be ok, I really do - I just will have to find the right tip and the right glue. I think this is worth the purchase, but we'll see. These will get clogged and rusted because, really, you should put a pin in them. I just wish I could purchase non rusting stainless steel pins for them because the pins I bought from Amazon didn't work - they rusted in these. If anyone knows where on here we can find REAL non rusting stainless steel pins - please list them in the comments. That's the key to not really regretting these - even with the tiny caps - you still need the rustproof pins to keep the glue from drying/clogging up the needle.

My students used this to decorate sugar skulls for a Día de Muertos project, and it was a great choice. The colors are very vibrant, making the designs delicate and beautiful. I love it and would definitely order it again.

I used these bottles to apply CA glue to scale models. The biggest concern that I have is that while the cap screws on securely, the tip is merely a press on fit. Initial use offered no issues or resistance to applying CA glue. Unfortunately, as is the case with most metal nozzles, glue builds up blocking the application of new glue and you have to heat it with a lighter to get the tube to open. Two problems with this setup: 1. The nozzles are very short so not a lot of room to work with 2. After using the bottle on a scale model, I covered the tip with a protective plastic cover I had. Using it three days later the tip was clogged (normal on any glue bottle) but after clearing the nozzle, I did a test flow delivery on cardboard and the tip popped off, emptying a large amount of CA glue... ( Note to self... ALWAYS test glue flow on something you do not care about!) I bought this not knowing about the press on fit tip. In the future I will be more careful to more fully examine glue bottles prior to purchase. If you have these, just be really careful and ALWAYS test CA glue flow prior to applying to a model part.

Bought these for applying MEK to Lego sets. Easy to control and good value.

Great tool for precision painting! I recommend thinning your paint if using acrylic, as it can be a little too thick to get a consistent, flowing line. Same goes for whatever glue you may be using. The little rubber stoppers keep the needle tip fom getting clogged, but not if they're stored long-term. I keep a pin in the needle to prevent the paint from hardening and clogging the inside. Those little sewing pins with the ball-tip work perfectly for this.