E6000® Precision Tip - Jewelry & Bead - Industrial Strength Crafts Adhesive (1.0 fl oz) -- Clear

E6000 Jewelry & Bead gives you the control you need for precise, no-mess applications. The applicator tips are perfect for permanently bonding stones, gems, beads and most types of jewelry metals.

For uses with:

• Fabric
• Metal
• Wood
• Glass
• Ceramic

Features:

• Bonds to glass, wood, plastics, tin, metal, ceramic, cement, rubber, vinyl, leather, fabric, and much more 
• Includes 4 precision tips
• Easily bonds to polymer clay, metals, wood, leather and much more!
• Dries clear
• Maximum flexibility
• Waterproof – bond remains secure even when exposed to water

Instructions:
Follow these step-by-step directions when using E6000:

• Read directions and test a small area before use.
• The surface should be clean, dry, and free of dirt. For best results, lightly roughen the surface before use.
  
• Puncture seal in neck of tube using pointer cap. Replace cap. Screw the precision tip into the top of the tube cap. Replace with the fresh tip as needed.
• The ideal application temperature range is 50 to 90 ºF (10 to 32 ºC). However, the fully cured adhesive can withstand temperatures from -40 to 180 ºF (-40 to 82 ºC) intermittently.
• Apply directly to surfaces to be bonded or repaired.
• Allow 24 hours for curing. Depending on materials and temperature, maximum bond strength may not be reached for up to 48 to 72 hours.
• For future easy cap removal, apply a thin coat of petroleum jelly to the threads of the tube before replacing the cap.
• Clean uncured adhesive with acetone or citrus-based solvents. Cured material may be removed by cutting or scraping.

Note:

• May damage finished surfaces.
• Avoid such contact until completely dry.
• Not recommended for use on polystyrene, polyethylene, polypropylene, Styrofoam™, or paper products.
• Not recommended for any items that come into contact with food, drinking water, or animals.
• Do not dry clean.

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including perchloroethylene which is known to the State of California to cause cancer.