Plan your first rhinestone project
Choose a surface, arrange your pattern and prepare your tools before opening the glue.
Read guide →THE B-7000 PROJECT NOTEBOOK
Explore 34 focused guides for using B-7000, planning rhinestone layouts, testing materials and solving common craft problems.
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Choose a surface, arrange your pattern and prepare your tools before opening the glue.
Read guide →A practical checklist for preparation, placement and checking the instructions on your tube.
Read guide →Understand why a surface that feels dry is not the same as a fully cured bond.
Read guide →Getting started
A step-by-step method for planning, placing and curing flatback rhinestones with B-7000 craft glue.
Read the guide →Learn how to control adhesive quantity for rhinestones, jewellery parts and small craft repairs.
Read the guide →Understand initial hold, surface dryness and full cure before handling a B-7000 craft project.
Read the guide →Simple habits for closing, cleaning and storing precision-tip B-7000 tubes between projects.
Read the guide →Rhinestone projects
Plan a rhinestone phone-case design with clear spacing, camera clearance and a practical gluing sequence.
Read the guide →Plan stone placement on shoes while accounting for flex zones, rubbing and curing position.
Read the guide →Create a tidy rhinestone tumbler layout while keeping drinking surfaces and functional areas clear.
Read the guide →Plan rhinestone motifs on denim with attention to movement, seams and garment care.
Read the guide →Choose rhinestone sizes and consistent spacing for borders, gradients and filled designs.
Read the guide →Materials
Prepare, test and decorate glass surfaces while keeping functional and food-contact areas clear.
Read the guide →Plan small metal-to-rhinestone and metal-to-decoration bonds with careful surface preparation.
Read the guide →A practical compatibility checklist for coated, flexible and rigid plastic craft surfaces.
Read the guide →Evaluate fabric movement, bleed-through and care requirements before adding embellishments.
Read the guide →Decide when a small decorative jewellery repair is appropriate and how to keep moving parts clear.
Read the guide →Troubleshooting
Start with the least aggressive cleanup method and protect the finish beneath unwanted adhesive.
Read the guide →Practical ways to control fine adhesive threads during rhinestone and detail work.
Read the guide →Diagnose surface, placement, flex and curing problems before repeating a rhinestone project.
Read the guide →Avoid rushed layouts, excess adhesive, blocked nozzles and premature handling on craft projects.
Read the guide →Comparisons
Compare application control, project fit and label directions instead of choosing by name alone.
Read the guide →Use colour, visibility, materials and manufacturer directions to choose between B-7000 and T-7000 products.
Read the guide →Bedazzling kits
A tidy first-session workflow for sorting mixed-size rhinestones, checking the B-7000 glue and preparing the included placement tools.
Read the guide →Use the precision tip to match a small, repeatable glue dot to each rhinestone size in a bedazzling kit.
Read the guide →A practical method for using a rhinestone kit on denim, shirts and costumes while protecting the fabric layers.
Read the guide →Plan a shoe design from the toe box to the heel while keeping flex points, laces and the sole clear.
Read the guide →Use a bedazzling kit on an exterior tumbler panel while keeping the rim, lid, threads and drinking surfaces clear.
Read the guide →Turn a mixed-size rhinestone kit into an easy-to-use palette for borders, gradients, motifs and filled areas.
Read the guide →Coordinate a pickup pen, tweezers and precision-tip glue so each stone moves from tray to design with fewer mistakes.
Read the guide →Plan the waiting period after using B-7000 in a rhinestone kit so a project is not worn, packed or washed too early.
Read the guide →Diagnose common bedazzling mistakes without pulling apart a whole design or damaging the finished surface.
Read the guide →Protect mixed-size rhinestones, fresh glue bonds and the finished design from dust, pressure and accidental rubbing.
Read the guide →A quick test routine for deciding whether B-7000 and flatback rhinestones suit fabric, plastic, glass, metal or coated objects.
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