So glad it’s something to try for you! :) I have changed my process a little. I love the FabriFuse E6000 for a wig cap made with a dry baby wipe! 3 layers of FabriFuse. And then the application of alpaca and wefts i do with the Fabri-Tac. :) It’s been the best so far of what i’ve done. Hope it helps ❤️
Fantastic video! Really informative! Fancy getting some e6000 now! 😍 would love to see a full wig tutorial! Of how you make a wig! Oh and a dyeing video! Of dolls and fibre? 😍Thank you so much for this video!! X
very informative video! I'm very curious if the e6000 bonds to the Fabri-tac? Cause I was thinking of using the fabri-tac for the cap and then the e6000 to bond the hair.
Glad it was helpful so far! :) I have not tried that yet, but I am hoping to test that soon! It would be awesome if that would work. I also want to try the E6000 on a wet wipe, since they absorb so well, it may work well too since the application would be much thicker. I will test it :)
I have finally gotten around to testing the two glues together to see the compatibility! They definitely work fairly well together. they bond best to themselves of course, but you plenty force to peel the E6000 off of the FabriTac cap! I posted a new video (Wig making part 1) and at the very end it shows the glue test if you’d like to see it. I think It would work well to use FabriTac for the cap and E6000 for the hair. But now that I also put both glues on the wet wipe, and it absorbs more, I do thing the E6000 would be perfectly fine for a wig cap as well with just one, maybe two layers. :) The baby wipe method works very well with it. I hope this helps :)
Both glues can be used to make wefts, but the E 6000 FabriFuse takes longer to dry. For attaching wefts I would use the FabriTac since it grips immediately. FabriFuse doesn’t so it’s a pain to apply wefts to anything with it ;) But both glues are actual fabric glues. My favorite is FabriTac tho out of the both of them for wefts and applying them. For the wig cap making I prefer FabriFuse.
I’ve been thinking about trying something different, this is exactly what I needed. Thank you!
So glad it’s something to try for you! :)
I have changed my process a little. I love the FabriFuse E6000 for a wig cap made with a dry baby wipe! 3 layers of FabriFuse. And then the application of alpaca and wefts i do with the Fabri-Tac. :) It’s been the best so far of what i’ve done. Hope it helps ❤️
Fantastic video! Really informative! Fancy getting some e6000 now! 😍 would love to see a full wig tutorial! Of how you make a wig! Oh and a dyeing video! Of dolls and fibre? 😍Thank you so much for this video!! X
I would love to do all that some time for sure! ❤️ Thank you for your input! 🙌 Thank you for watching it ❤️
This was fantastic info. Thanks for sharing. I’m excited to start creating wigs again
Yayy, so glad you enjoyed the video! Thank you ❤️
So much great information. Thank you for sharing the process.
That's pretty cool. I would use the e6000 for wefts and glue them in with the fabrictac. 👍 Once again great video!
That’s something I will test tomorrow to see how well they bond to each other! It would be amazing if that works well! 😍🙌 I shall know soon.
Thank you ❤️
very informative video! I'm very curious if the e6000 bonds to the Fabri-tac? Cause I was thinking of using the fabri-tac for the cap and then the e6000 to bond the hair.
Glad it was helpful so far! :) I have not tried that yet, but I am hoping to test that soon! It would be awesome if that would work. I also want to try the E6000 on a wet wipe, since they absorb so well, it may work well too since the application would be much thicker. I will test it :)
I have finally gotten around to testing the two glues together to see the compatibility! They definitely work fairly well together. they bond best to themselves of course, but you plenty force to peel the E6000 off of the FabriTac cap! I posted a new video (Wig making part 1) and at the very end it shows the glue test if you’d like to see it. I think It would work well to use FabriTac for the cap and E6000 for the hair.
But now that I also put both glues on the wet wipe, and it absorbs more, I do thing the E6000 would be perfectly fine for a wig cap as well with just one, maybe two layers. :) The baby wipe method works very well with it. I hope this helps :)
Can you use this glue and can it be used on wefts and onto fabric?
Both glues can be used to make wefts, but the E 6000 FabriFuse takes longer to dry.
For attaching wefts I would use the FabriTac since it grips immediately. FabriFuse doesn’t so it’s a pain to apply wefts to anything with it ;)
But both glues are actual fabric glues. My favorite is FabriTac tho out of the both of them for wefts and applying them. For the wig cap making I prefer FabriFuse.
Have you ever used E7000
@@lovesmith2407 No, I’m sorry.