Just wanted to know if anyone has tested this product, yet, and wants to give some feedback. Looks kinda promising on the Coolpiece website.

(After using 3-MIL front contours for a while, getting lots up residue seeping through the lace, I tried two VERY thin coats of I-Glue, yesterday, at the front, and overnight the front came COMPLETELY of!!! I guess, the coat was TOO thin, so I'll try and make it a bit thicker today... If that doesn't work, I'll have to switch to different glues...

It's pretty good stuff. Works for me, anyway.

It is my personal favorite, but if you order it during the winter months, apparently it cannot freeze or it will not work, so you have to order overnight delivery which gets expensive. I would prefer to buy from Debbie, but I don't know if she has anything similar or if she could get it?

I don't know...

I was told I could use 1 coat of this stuff for a solid 2 week attachment.

I applied it, waited as long as I was told to, and the piece just slid off the glue. It wouldn't stick.

When I got it to stick eventually by forcing it down, the hold lasted about 1 or 2 days.

I found it great for touch ups, but only because the little brush supplied can get neatly in under the lace.

Then again, everybody has different body chemistry so maybe it's just me!

I like the glue. I have been using it for the front attachment. Only way u will know is if u try it. its worth trying. U might like it the best u might not. Everyone is different. Its better off to determine it for urself

Didn't work any better or worse than regular CP cream glue for me.

CP cream glue was my only glue before I switched to all st30.

OWRG didn't work for me.

Hey Col, don't forget you can use the corner of a business card and put the glue on one side, that way no glue gets on the lace for front touch ups.

Heres what works great for me.Get some white cream glue from Debbie,any one
you want.Get a tube of GotToBe Glued.Mix it 70% GTBG to 30% glue from Debbie.
You will never go back to old ways after using this combo.

I have some. It feels like rubber cement, but thinner. I doubt it would dissolve in water, though I've not tested that. My main complaint is it is thicker than I like. Smells like Scotch tape.

mathcat wrote:
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I have some. It feels like rubber cement, but thinner. I doubt it would dissolve in water, though I've not tested that. My main complaint is it is thicker than I like. Smells like Scotch tape.
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Doesn't feel anything like rubber cement to me.
It most certainly will loosen in water, as will all the white glues. They aren't waterproof, but water resistant.

Thicker ??
You're the one that gets hair stuck in the glue through the holes in the lace.
Use the brush to apply some, then use your fingertip (try a finger cot on the finger) or a makeup applicator, whatever, to spread it out THIN......
I'm sure you're still putting your glue on too thick.
You have to spread all the glues out THIN.....

If you think ORWG is thick, try some UH



Fred (StealthTJ)

I'm using ORWG at the moment and have found it to be very good. I get 5 to 6 days hold and find it less sticky after a day or so than Ultra Hold. I can't get Ultra Hold to last more than 3 days but i do think UH looks better on the hairline as it is thicker and fills the holes in the lace better.
Easy to apply as well brush on wait until it's clear and press unit down. Takes 5 minutes rather than having to wait for an hour for UH to dry.

so mean dean, u mix it all at once? and put it in a jar or something? or do you mix it each time u apply

also do u recommend spraying got2b freeze spray first on ur scalp as a barrier?

The stuff's OK. I have yet to find any cream glue, or any glue for that matter, that was truly miraculous.

You really don't want a glue that lasts too terribly long, anyway. All glues attract lint and dirt. Then there's hygiene and bleed through to worry about.

I'm going to get as much learning out of my lace pieces as I can. But I can already tell you I'm going to get a thinnest skin perimeter next time. No lint will get stuck to that. I don't know how detectable skin is to touch, but I suspect less so than sticky glue. I know Fred will say I won't be able to feel the stick if I use less. Easier said than done when it sticks to my fingers so well, much stronger than to my clean scalp. I'll give the hair dryer a try.