Expesumas 6 Pcs Glue Applicator Bottles, 30ml Plastic Squeezable Dropper Bottles with Blunt Needle Tip 14ga 16ga 18ga 20ga for Glue Applications, Paint Quilling Craft and Oil

I recently had the pleasure of trying out the Expesumas 6 Pcs Glue Applicator Bottles, and I must say they have truly enhanced my painting sessions. These plastic squeezable dropper bottles with blunt needle tips in various gauges (14ga, 16ga, 18ga, 20ga) are perfect for a wide range of applications, including glue, paint, quilling craft, and oil.One of the standout features of these bottles is their ease of use. The squeezable design allows for precise control over the flow of the paint, making it effortless to create intricate details and fine lines. The blunt needle tips provide a steady and consistent release of the paint, ensuring smooth application without any mess or waste.Moreover, the set of six bottles in different gauges provides versatility, allowing me to choose the appropriate size for each painting project. Whether I needed to apply a thicker paint for bold strokes or a thinner consistency for delicate shading, these bottles delivered the right amount of control every time.In terms of construction, the bottles are made of durable plastic, ensuring they withstand frequent use without leaking or breaking. The 30ml capacity is also generous enough for most painting sessions, saving me the hassle of refilling too frequently.Overall, I highly recommend the Expesumas 6 Pcs Glue Applicator Bottles for any artist or hobbyist. They offer excellent functionality, precise application, and a durable design. Whether you're into painting, quilling, or other craft projects, these bottles will surely elevate your creative experience.

These are amazing and work perfect for my craft room. I use a funnel to fill and can have more than one set up with different tips for an afternoon of not changing tips.

The price of the bottles makes this a pretty good deal, I like the multiple size options as well as the little caps. I've used these for various liquids and so far they seem to hold up pretty well. My only complaint is depending on the substance you're using it could potentially leak from the top where the needle screws in but that could also just be run off from the tip building up.

It was exactly what I was looking for and the delivery was very fast.

These little bottles work great as puffer applicators to use to inject an atomized cloud of graphite into the barrels of my long range rifles. I like to coat the barrel with a very thin coating of graphite before heading to the range. I then follow that "puff" with a dry mop to evenly spread the graphite through the barrel and remove any excess. These also work great for applyig a little "puff" of graphite into locks, to help free them up and make them operate smoothly. If you want to use them as "puffers" for applying graphite (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CYFWDQ9N?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details&th=1), dont fill the bottle more than half full. Then to inject the graphite, apply a needle tip to the bottle and gently shake the bottle to genrate a "cloud" of graphite , which can then be injected by a quick squeeze after inserting the needle tip into what you want to lubrcate. There are 6 bottles, so you have extras for other uses. The included needles are great, and the caps are perfect for sealing off the bottles if you are using them for glue or other fluids that can dry up. If you use them for dispensing glue, I would suggest keeping one bottle for holding alcohol, to use to clean the needles after use - just put the used needle onto the alcohol bottle and give it a few squirts to clean the glue out. This way the nnedles can be reused.

I needed some bottles like this along with the smallest needle gauge to apply nitrocellulose glue thinned with acetone. After thinning, the glue had a water like consistency which is what I needed but the bottles were not tight enough to prevent leakage. If you buy these for very thin liquids your choices are to melt the base of the screw on lid so that the lid will go further down the threads, go to a hardware store and find some thin o-rings, or if you have the tools and time make some gaskets out of gasket material. I happened to have a CNC cutter with made perfect fit gaskets. Over all these are fine but you will need to modify if your liquids have a very low viscosity. Time will tell how well they hold up but they seem sturdy enough.

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Easy to use bottles and tips. However, I used these with epoxy/resin and could not clean them out. This is not noted as their intended use, so I am not penalizing the seller/manufacturer with star reduction. Just noting for anyone else who may be planning to purchase for resin projects. Great product, just know it is a one-and-done product for resin.