Sili Non-Stick Micro Silicone Glue Brush Wood Glue Applicator Set | Fine, Chiseled, Flat Tapered Tip Wood Glue Spreader | Sealable Lid Glue Pod | Silicone Glue Brushes Woodworking, Arts, Crafts, Hobby

I bought this to glue together luminaries I made out of 1/4 inch plywood. This worked well. I was able to get all the glue out after and I only ever used the lid portion to do it. I like that it comes with different sized applicators which was good when working with small parts. It also meant it was 1 less thing I needed to buy to make something. When you decide to craft something its insane the amount of things you end up needing to buy just to get it done and this was a great purchase at a pretty reasonable price. It was easy to remove the glue, looks great, and it made of durable enough silicone that I don't think you would have any issues with continued use. I only used it once for one craft. But next time I need to glue something I'm going to be sure to pull this out again.

This set is one of the best things I've purchased in a long time. I recently got a book nook kit, and this makes putting it together so much nicer. The applicator tools make applying glue to even the tiniest areas a breeze, and I love how you can snap the lid on the pot and store your glue in it for the next day. No more wondering if I'm dispensing too much. No more messes. Clean up is so easy. Manipulating the glue is so easy. Highest rating. It's an essential for any craft requiring glue.

This works so much better than I was expecting. Glue doesn't come out when closed box is knocked off table upside-down. Now does the glue become solid out of the glue jar. If I used more than 1 type of glue, I buy a set for each kind. Clean up is incredibly easy. Yes, peel it off. Really.The different tips allow me to switch between sequins/rhinestones and detailed cut outs. I love it.

I really like the pot for glue. Dried glue cleans up well once dried. I do not care too much for the tools at this point. I prefer a small spatula for spreading glue on my projects. Perhaps I will find a project they will be appropriate for.

This is my new favorite thing! I do a lot of crafting and this is perfect! I know I'll be using this all the time. I love the glue pot w/lid. Well made, sturdy and the lid doubles as a brush holder so your glue/paint doesn't drip all over the place. And the lid goes on tightly so your leftover glue/paint doesn't dry up and go to waste. The glue pot is nice and deep so it can hold a good amount of whatever youre using it with so i can fill it and carry on with what I'm doing instead of fussing with annoying little containers I have to stop and keep refilling.I am so glad I found this item! I don't know how I lived without it. If you're a crafter/hobbyist, it's a must have. It truly is. Thank you for such a great product. I look forward to using it for all of my crafting projects.

This is, hands-down, the most helpful item I have purchased for my workshop. I often need to glue small pieces of wood together using wood glue, which is difficult to apply precisely without risk of spread when the pieces are clamped. This usually meant using a variety of methods and applicators, including disposable nail art applicators, cotton buds, fingertips, pins, and microfine detail brushes. None worked easily. Then I saw Sili tools being used in a tutorial. The instructor did not mention the name of the tool, but I searched until I found them and ordered this set plus the set which included a tray, spreader, and two brushes. I am blown away at how easy it is to apply thin coats of glue quickly, knowing that any residual that appears after clamping can be easily wiped away or is so thin that it will be invisible when dry. Clean-up is a dream. Peel off the hardened glue and use a damp fingertip to wipe out any leftover splatter drops. Perfection! This set would also work well for small children learning to use school glue (I am not a fan of glue sticks and the mountain of waste they create).

No more brushes ruined by glue. No more splinters. Bought this after I was putting a wood project together & got a splinter from using my finger to spread out wood glue. I was SURPRISED by how well this works!!! The silicone brushes are excellent for spreading glue. Flexible & alleviates crafter's problem of little hairs left behind from brushes. Used the precision pointed brush for filling in lines & clean up unwanted glue drops/marks. I WAS EVEN ABLE TO LIFT THE GLUE MISTAKE, MOVE IT & USE IT. NO WASTE!!! Sili Pod really does allow me to save glue overnight, even lasted a few days. During a different craft, I was using Aleene's Tacky Glue & ran out of the Original so I had to use the Turbo Tacky Glue I had on hand ~~~ both lasted in the container beautifully. The Sili Pod lid has grooves so your brushes don't roll around, can allow for glue run-off if you're switching brushes. Mod Podge also lasted for a few days when using it like a varnish. No problems cleaning Sili brushes or the Sili Pod. At first I was washing them right after use, but even after some glue dries, left-behind bits easily peeled off or flaked off using a plastic putty tool.Suggestion to Sili Pod: for those having problems with dried glue left behind, make tool specifically designed for scraping dried bits & brush to get them out.

I just used this little glue pot and "brushes" for the first time. It was a joy. The pot will hold lots of glue, but still works well with just a small amount. It was nice to have the notched lid to rest my brush on between applications. The brushes hold just enough wet glue to apply without dribbles. The glue in the pot stays liquid overnight when the lid is in place but when you leave it open, the glue will dry and can be easily removed. The brushes can be easily cleaned when the glue is wet and dried glue can be easily pealed off of them if that works better for you. It makes gluing an enjoyable part of the job.