20 Pcs Precision Tip Applicator Bottle, Empty Applicator Glue Bottle for Small Gluing Projects, Paper Quilling DIY Craft, Acrylic Painting, 30ml /1 Ounce

I used this to hold glue

These applicator bottles work well for what I bought them for- precision glue application. Just don't use very thin liquid glue (flows through very quickly)or very thick liquid glue (gets stuck in the precision tip). The bottle is made of a thin flexible plastic that makes it easy to squeeze and the thin metal tips lets me get thin lines of glue. The soft plastic topper works great to seal the bottle and the design lets me keep it attached to the bottle so I don't loose it. The topper is the only thing I have an issue with. They are so soft that if you are not careful, the metal tip can puncture it- in fact about a third of these bottles I received already had punctured tops. Overall good product though.

If unused for a certain time (3-4 months) the fine metal point will be clogging by the liquid glue. No way to fix it. Tried heat source, needle, hot water… nothing works.

So far the only con(s) I've found are that you really do need to have a tiny funnel, and that if you get ham-handed it is possible to ram the nozzle through the rubber caps.I tested these bottles by marking a line on several and filling them each with-Elmers White glue-Mineral Spirits-Vallejo Paint (a thinned paint/water mix)-Rubbing alcohol-Testors enamel paint thinner-Tamiya acrylic paint thinner-Lacquer thinnerAfter sitting in my workshop for over a week I found that there appeared to have been no significant evaporation or leakage and the plastic of the bottles held up to all the substances. The lacquer thinner did seem to have degraded the rubber stopper a bit and it tore but that is an extreme test, Lacquer thinner is really harsh and not much holds it well.I think the elmers glue may have thickened a bit, but I put a few drops of distilled water in the bottle and mixed it and it worked fine.In summary these are great bottles as long as you remember to get a tiny little funnel for filling them. The vendor also sells sets that include funnels.

These are great for using with my home brew gun lube. They're kind of a pain in the rear to fill with lube, a plastic medicine syringe helped a lot here. Now I keep a bottle of gun lube in every gun case for quick access without breaking the bank buying a $15 bottle for each.

These little bottles work great. Keep in mind if you are using them for glue like I am, liquid fusion is thick and you need to squeeze pretty hard to get it out

I have filled several of these with different types of oil. I can now apply penetrating oil directly to where I need it without soaking everything around it and wasting 95% of it. I use it to oil small parts -think hinges on your glasses - and to get into places needing lubrication around electronics. I have also filled them with solvents which allows me to remove stickers, labels, etc without having the solvent come into contact with nearby surfaces that the solvent could damage.

These little bottles are making my life so much easier! I have used them for acrylic paints and PVA glue and they work very well. The metal applicator tips don't clog and deliver a very small line of glue or drop of paint that is perfect for jewelry making, paper marbling and other precision crafts. They squeeze easily and aren't difficult to fill with the included small funnels (2). I've been using them almost daily for about two months. My only concern is that the tiny little plastic caps will fail, but I haven't had any issues with them so far. Acrylic paints don't always clean out of the bottles very well. At about 50 cents per bottle, this is real deal!

Good value.

Easy , safe and serviceable