im making a new dread set...but i wanted to apply yarn accents. i applied superglue (krazy glue) to the wool and kanekalon and IMMEDIATLY got a exothermic chemical reaction! It make white smoke and ate the test dread. never the less, does anyone know of a glue that wont have a chemical reaction that will burn my nose hairs clean off!?
Furthermore, i dont know if it was the glue on the synthetic hair OR the glue on the yarn that make the reaction, cosidering that plenty of people on this forum have said they used superglue for their ends.
Superglue fumes and exothermic reaction!
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Re: Superglue fumes and exothermic reaction!
Could be acrylic wool maybe? Try an actual "wool" not acrylic. Or try liquid gold, glue specifically for hair extensions. However, that being said WHY are you glueing them (the accents) to the dreads? Why not wrap them & secure them with a knot??
Makes more sense to me.
Makes more sense to me.
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Re: Superglue fumes and exothermic reaction!
Superglue does have that effect on synthetic fabric. Although Sarah is right - knot or even elastic band it on! No fumes or otherwise.
Plain ol' PVA/wood glue would probably be strong enough for yarn if you really need to glue it.
Plain ol' PVA/wood glue would probably be strong enough for yarn if you really need to glue it.
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oh i didnt knot it because i didnt want any ties showing. i wanted it slick as possible. but liquid gold glue for hair? i should get some o' that. and for the ends too?
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Re: Superglue fumes and exothermic reaction!
Surely glue will make them crusty??
I used to glue the ends of synth dreads, but well made dreads don't need it, they should be sealed that well that it's completely unnecessary.
I used to glue the ends of synth dreads, but well made dreads don't need it, they should be sealed that well that it's completely unnecessary.
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Re: Superglue fumes and exothermic reaction!
lol i wish mine were made well! Its only my fourth time! so this time im trying different stuff. like i bought some toyokalon i tried last night. i also burn mine to death. so i dont fear the crusty! lol, im an artist, im just dwelling in the art.DreadstarMonstar wrote:Surely glue will make them crusty??
I used to glue the ends of synth dreads, but well made dreads don't need it, they should be sealed that well that it's completely unnecessary.
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Re: Superglue fumes and exothermic reaction!
I would imagine superglue would be extremely uncomfortable. I would try to find an alternate method.
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