Afantti Hotfix Applicator Tool Wand Kit with | 7+2 Tips | 3500 Hot-fix Rhinestones | Carry Bag | for Rhinestone Setter

Nice and efficient for all kinds of diy projects have recommended this to some many people already and they love it as well easy to use the size iits right in my hand very durable cause I love to do diys

Getting the tool, tweezers, wire brush, two wax pens, some rhinestones, hotfix tool, applicators, and a stand for $11.99 is a steal! I am a first time bedazzler and wanted to turn a black tulle cloak and skirt into a starry sky, so off I went to do my research on how to best approach this project. I wanted to avoid having to apply glue to rhinestones and then to fabric as much as possible, so having this as an option is a lifesaver. Glue would have ended up allllll over me and the tulle and ruined everything. Does the glue melt and spread out from the rhinestone and show on the fabric? Yes, a little, but nothing like what would happen if I had to use a tube of glue. The rhinestones that come in this package aren't shown in my picture, and this was taken at the beginning of my project, so it's only about 1/16 of the rhinestones that are on it right now. Bahahahaha. As a newbie, I have some recommendations for other newbies to hotfixing rhinestones, which are: - Use the wire brush to gently clean the end of the of the applicator when the tool is hot to get residue off. If you're applying light colored rhinestones the black residue that builds up from the glue that gets onto the applicators will rub off onto your rhinestones. I basically ignored this and didn't clean my applicators for the first six hours I was using it. This is not a good idea. Don't do this. - Let it heat up for five minutes so it gets plenty hot before you start using it. If you start using it when it's just barely hot enough you'll need to let it sit on the rhinestone longer and then as you progress through your project you'll continue holding it there longer than needed and that will result in more glue spreading out from under the rhinestone and possibly making your project look bad. - Buy quality hotfix rhinestones. Read reviews. I've tried five or six different brands and have found that those with at least a 4.6 rating and 500+ reviews are pretty solid. - Use a heavy duty magnet to keep track of the applicator tips on your workspace. Otherwise, they might roll off and you could lose one or more of them. So far I've lost one because I'm the messiest crafter I know and work on way too many projects in the wrong workspace. Don't be like me. Get a magnet. - Use a silicone mat under your project to keep the tool from burning or causing damage to your work surface. If you're applying the rhinestones to tulle, then you'll want to clean off the glue from the mat at least once an hour so it doesn't stick to your tulle and make your project look messy. You can get the glue off the tulle, but it's much easier if it's not there in the first place. - Again, this is likely just a recommendation for projects with tulle, but after adhering a rhinestone, use the tweezers or some other metal object to press the rhinestone down so that it sticks to the silicone mat. Let it cool so that it doesn't slide around. If it slides around while the glue is still hot, then you'll see glue on the tulle. This doesn't mean that you have to do one rhinestone at a time either. After you press one rhinestone down onto the mat, bunch up the fabric and then place the next rhinestone. This might only be an issue for me because my intent is to have a scattered starry sky effect, so there isn't really a pattern.

Love the set and the long tweezers makes pulling out the right rhinestone size a breeze. 4 start for the easy to use because it takes a ton of patience to hold the gun in place and get the rhinestones to set properly but maybe it's an operator issue. Pretty color rhinestone pack included and the perfect decoration to add a little more bling to virtually anything.

It works as advertised. I didn’t have any trouble. Time will tell how well the glue adheres. The beads are pretty tiny. NOTE: I bought this one due to the pictured bead colors of various shades of purple for a specific need. It came with an assortment of different colors.

This is a great product. I used it to embellish a purse cover. It was easy to use. I even had to rip a stone off and was able to reapply it. I have washed the cover once and all the stones stayed on. I will update this review if any problems come up.

I used it to bling a couple of face masks. It works really well, some of the rhinestones fell off during the wash, but that's expected. Overall most of them have stayed on for numerous washes!!

I’ve used it about 3x and so far so good. It’s way less messy than glue and the rhinestones are fixed into place within a matter of seconds. I bought this product because I got tired of gluing rhinestones to mesh because the would slide. But with this tool and rhinestones I don’t have this problem anymore. I also use a slightly bigger tip so that it doesn’t burn the fabric. Overall I love this product so far. It has a professional finish.

The box of hotfix rhinestones were not included in the package and advertised.This was very disappointing.

We ended up using an iron and parchment paper, this didn’t work unless you want to wait 1.5 minutes for each tiny gem.

Received nothing from the listing except the applicator itself. It only has one tip and it’s got burnt black stuff all over it like it’s been used before.