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Dolly Divine
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 Posted: Wed Dec 31, 2008 5:56 pm Post subject: gluey fingers |
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Last night i somewhat succesfully rhinestoned the heel of one of my shoes. It is a tad gluey and not as pretty as I would like but I am pleased with my first attempt.
I am looking into getting a kandi kane as I don't like super glue all over my hands.
Does anyone have any advice or hints about them?
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bluebellmalone
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I was just thinking on posting about this too, i've just got a kandi kane (good old ebay) to stick some crystals to a corset, i really want to stick some onto my shoes, is the kandi kane better than normal glue to this? (Sorry to butt into your post Dolly - hopefully someone can answer both)
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bluebellmalone
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I can now answer this, i bought a kandi kane and it's brilliant, it worked fantastically on my shoes, no mess at all, very easy, you just hold the kane upside down til the glue on the bottom of the gem bubbles then turn it right way up onto your shoe (or anything else) and voilá it's done. Highly addictive may i add.  |
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Dolly Divine
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Acacia Sweet
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I ordered a Kandi Kane from ebay a couple days agon. I absolutely can't wait til it arrives. My wedding shoes are going to get a whole lot more sparkly
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