1000pcs Glue Point Clear Balloon Glue Removable Adhesive Dots Double Sided Dots of Glue Tape for Balloons Craft Glue Points Dots Sticky Dots or Wedding Decoration

THese sticky dots work great. Don't pick them off the backing strip!!! They will stick to your fingers and turn into a sticky lump.Look at the backing, locate the dot, and press to the backside corner of the thing you want to mount onto paper, such as an album page. Be careful not to overlap the next sticky dot when pressing. Get a dot onto each corner, then line up your item to the page carefully and then press into place.The dots can be removed but be careful. Pull with gentlenness and after a few seconds all the dot will release from the mounting. It can pull off a little of the mounting paper, too, but if you watch the dot letting go, you'll know how slowly and yet firmly to pull. The dot will probably get mangled and need to be thrown away.This is a good way to mount photos or papers onto paper pages. Once you get the hang of pressing the dots to back corners and mounting, your project will move right along. The dots will still stick even if you mangle them but then it'll be more like a lump of sticky rather than a flat dot.I wouldn't use this for anything that needs to be glued all over, but if a bit of stick on 2 or 4 corners of something is all you need to keep it in place, this stuff works great.

These are very sticky and worked great with a balloon arch. Balloons stayed stuck to each other! Would buy again.

It’s work well, thick, very easy to use , pega muy fácilLo recomiendo

I use these glue dots to stick cardstock labels onto jars of jam, and the work as expected to hold the labels in place. They are quite sticky, so it takes a little work to remove to readjust, but they continue to stick well, even after removing and replacing.

These are very thin. More like a fairly round(-ish), printed or rolled smear on the backing strip, than they are an actual, well defined 'dot'. They lack structural integrity, but... that's not necessarily a bad thing. These are like the adhesive you get with cards in the mail; to hold them in place on the paper. The adhesive is easy to apply by pressing the strip into place, and then pulling it off (the strip acting as the cover for the next turn/set of 'dots' on the roll; thus alleviating having to remove individual covers). Actually easier/quicker than with the thicker, more structurally integrous dots; which are usually provided on a larger, square backing, with individual peel-offs/covers for each individual dot.I had a furry/cloth covered, heated cat pad that I wanted to be held in place on my glass desktop. Previous application of nine 1/2" dia. (thicker) dots had failed, over a period of 6 or 8 weeks. Instead of going through the mildly laborious apply/peel-off-cover process for a larger number of dots, this time - say... a grid of 16 dots - I decided to use these thinner ones. I simply cut 4 strips, laid them down in 4 parallel rows, then easily/quickly peeled off the backing strip. Viola!! 48 'dots' applied in under a minute!Easier to remove, also. They roll up with a finger tip; just like the ones used in the mail, mentioned above.To sum up - very thin, but easier to apply/remove; and more convenient/appropriate for certain applications. I ordered more of the thicker dots, however, as they, also, have their more appropriate applications, too.Recommended, with applicable caveats.

Actually pretty sturdy and good for the price. Used it for junk journaling and scrapbooking and had no problems

Did the job for the most part. Used them to hold candy boxes together. The next day some of the boxes had pulled apart. They are sticky and I think they would be great for balloons.

Sticky. Like they should be. Will purchase again.