Hi Trina ... Definitely make sure the cap has been cleared of all dried glue; you can try soaking it in warm water and using a pin to clear away the clog. You can also try adding a little bit of water to the glue inside the bottle and using a skewer to mix it around and thin the glue out a bit. Add water in small amounts until you can get the glue back to a manageable consistency. We hope this helps! Let us know how it goes and if there is anything else we can help with!

Wonderful! Glad it was helpful!

kathy loften: I realize you asked a ? 2 yrs. ago, I just now watched video. Incase you have another project similar or same as- here what i would recommend you to use. ( Heat n Bond ULTRAHOLD _iron-on adhesive) It's fast, easy & simple to use! Great for all types of projects or crafts if don't want to sew or wait on glue to dry. Iron much cleaner, easier & faster using this stuff. Hope this helps.

Hi Trina ... it's okay! You can ask as many questions as you need to! =) There's a chance that the glue is just too old and can't be saved. Glues can definitely dry out and lose their ability to work, especially if the cap isn't tightly secured or there's a leak somewhere on the bottle and air gets in. At this point, it might be better to start fresh with a new bottle of glue.

@@TulipColorCrafts Can I use this on painted rocks

For rhinestones we recommend using Aleene's Liquid Fusion, available here: bit.ly/3g3QqdV

Hi there ... you'll want to use a glue that is made to dry permanently on fabric. Original Tacky Glue can be used on non-washable fabrics, but if you are planning on washing your shirt you'll want to go with a glue made specially for fabric. Here is a link to a variety of fabric glues made by Aleene's, most of which are permanent on fabric: aleenes.com/fabric-glues ... we hope this helps! Please let us know if you have any other questions.

Hi Margaret ... Yes, you should be able to use Tacky Glue to transfer foil within your project. It's called Tacky Glue because of it's thick, fast-tacking formula that's great for grabbing items on contact and holding them in place with a super strong hold. It will dry permanent and very strong! Please let us know if you have any other questions!

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Cass Barron: I don't cut tops off glue bottles . The hole ends up being to big. I use a hot paperclip to make hole in glue tips. Doing this gives you the advantage to make it as small or big as you need it..I was taught this trick yrs. ago.

@@TheCherokee63 I recently started crafting projects and I bought this glue. I came to YT to look for the best way of opening the top. I needed a smallish opening and scissors would make it too big. Your tip is brilliant. I just did it and it works like a charm. A Big Thank you. 😊

For the Tack-It Method we recommend using Aleene's Tack-It Over & Over. bit.ly/3ftE11d

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