Belt Buckle Glue Tips

Video Transcript

" Let's say you have your buckle and your jewelry pieces picked out. The next thing you want do is buy your glue. What I like to use is a wonder goop. You can also get E6000. That's a really good one. It's got to be industrial strength because the belt is going to have a lot of wear and tear on it. You don't want your piece to fall off. This is a really great one to use. If you are going to be using rhinestones or crystals or embellishments of any sort, I like to work with a pair of tweezers. Sometimes toothpicks if you really have a hard time grabbing a hold of things. For instance, these are some of the crystals. They're fairly easy to pick up with the tweezers. If you're having a hard time, you can always dab a toothpick and a bit of glue and sort of put it on the back. You can pick it up with the toothpick. I think this a little bit better though, so I'm going to go with this. We're not doing that today. Just as reference, if you do want to do that, that's what you would do. It's pretty simple. You really don't need a whole lot to get going on it. That's it."