Sili Glue Brush Kit with Micro Wood Glue Applicator Brushes & Storage Pod

I have nothing but raves for these well thought out accessories for glue. The silicone cup keeps my white glue, (Mac glue), fresh if I need to stop my project and do something else. The thin edge of glue will set up, but the thicker areas were even usable - without a scum - the next morning. I was very impressed! The indentation and ridges on the lid keep the tools from rolling away and leaving a trail of glue behind. I have always had to look for a toothpick or something to apply the glue before this purchase. Now the three tools, each with a different end, give me what I need without needing to reinvent something. Just as the Amazon description said and shows, all of the items are very easy to clean, whether the glue is wet or dry. I stumbled across these items by accident and now they are among my most useful ones. I hope my review will help you make the wise choice of purchasing them for yourself.

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 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.

I do a fair amount of epoxy type gluing, and my old silicone mixing bowl has disappeared. This one looked promising and I'm pleased with the glue pot. The corners are kind of tough to get epoxy out of, but it's not too bad. The three applicators that come with it are equally good, with one big caveat. If you get epoxy on the black silicone applicator tips, great, that'll come off pretty easily. However, if you get epoxy on the red handles (and they have tool ends that make them look like they're designed for application / spreading), well, that's not coming off so easily. I wish I'd have known that before I used the wedge shaped end to scrape all the last bits of epoxy out of the bowl. It'd have been far easier to clean the bowl than it has been to clean the non-silicone ends of the scrapers / applicators. I've been able to get two of them clean, but the third one (the one I used for most of the scraping and spreading), is still fighting me. Ultrasound doesn't touch the epoxy, I've had to resort to pliers to bend the plastic to break the epoxy which sort of gets some of it off. Caveat emptor.

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.

These brushes and pod have worked great! I have used them several times now, with different kinds of "glue", and each time has been fantastic! Cleanup is a breeze, and I have had no problems whatsoever. I was really worried when I used some type of glue that I was not familar with (some kind of "super bonding, extra strength, industrial glue), but it came right off! I tried cleaning some of the brushes and pod when the glue was still wet, it got kind of messy but still came off, and I cleaned the rest after the glue had dried and it came off even easier. I was really surprised and thought I was really going to have to work hard to get it off, if I could get it off at all, but it peeled right off with ease! I would definitely recommend, and I would definitely buy again or buy different sizes that they offer.

I am a paper crafter (cards and journals) and I can't count the number of glues and glue bottles I've gone through over the years. Those that dispense in a fine line get clogged so easily. I have low vision so trying to stick a straight pin into the tiny needle nose is frustrating. And then the pin gets lost. Grrrr. Ran across this item a few days ago and thought "What the heck." When it arrived I put about a tablespoon of craft glue in the well. Put the lid on it and when I opened it the next day it was still liquid and no skin on top. And that was several days ago. I've used two of the glue applicators and they work just great. I used to seal handmade envelopes and put confetti on a card. I also order a set of silicone applicators (I think they are for makeup) and I've used one of those as well. One of the great things about the silicone is there's no need to keep a cup of water on my desk or get up and take a brush to the sink. I just let the glue dry on the applicators and then just peel it off. Easy peasy. This may not be the answer to all my glue woes, but I feel very positive about it right now. You can use any kind of glue and the applicators spread it thinly so there's no ridge of glue to mar the smoothness of the paper/cardstock.

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.

WORTH IT, much easier to use and just makes life easy ! if you want that then I recommend it

I use the sili pod for card making and find it very convenient

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Got to be honest wondered if this was a bit of a gimmick. But it is so useful ! I absolutely love it, no regrets if you’re gluing tiny models it makes life so much easier and has saved me from ruining the manufactured glue pots more times than I can remember so it has paid for itself easily Very easy to clean up too. You won’t regret this purchase if you’re a model maker, and I imagine it would be just as good for other hobbies. I think it’s probably one of those things you can’t imagine being so useful until you’ve tried it.

Awesome ! Very handy fir applying glue in small and tight places