FINELINE APPLICATORS 2PKG, 1.25oz

The FINELINE APPLICATORS 2PKG, 1.25oz seem to have mixed reviews from customers. While some found them to be perfect for their needs, others experienced issues with leaking and clogging. One customer mentioned that all four bottles they purchased leaked at the point where the cap screws into the bottle. This created a hassle and wasted ink, forcing them to wrap a paper towel around the bottle to absorb the leakage. They concluded that these bottles would not work for them. On the other hand, another customer mentioned that they use these applicators for transferring liquid glue and found them to be extremely useful for paper crafting. They praised the product for its ability to create fine lines of glue. Another customer found these applicators to be a game-changer for reglues and touch-ups. They highly recommended them for anyone who regularly performs these tasks, emphasizing that they are less messy compared to other methods. Some customers were confused about the product's contents, as they expected it to come with masking fluid inside. However, they still found the applicators to be exactly as described and were satisfied with their performance. There were also positive reviews from customers using these applicators for watercolor paintings. They found them perfect for applying masking fluid and appreciated the wire in the cap that prevented the nozzle from clogging. The company's customer service was also praised for being helpful and responsive. However, a customer who used these applicators intermittently during hot weather found that the wire got stuck in the tip and the glue would not clear out. They suspected that the frequency of use or heat might be causing the problem and decided not to purchase more. In summary, the FINELINE APPLICATORS 2PKG, 1.25oz have received mixed reviews from customers. While some praised their performance and suitability for various tasks such as paper crafting and watercolor painting, others experienced issues with leaking and clogging. Customers living in hot climates expressed concerns about the product's durability in such conditions.