Do these beads stick to you. I am using these for a joke on someone and want to make sure they stick and are messy?
1145222
Mostly stuck to plastic bag in which they were shipped (was 'pouring' them into beanbag, trying not to have them loose). My guess is they will stick to clothing & hair...
1145223
Messy for sure. They stick where you don't want them. And clean up is a headache. If you are not the one cleaning up after wards you will certainly have fun.
1145224
Mine did. Just tried to fill a bag and they stuck to everything but I'm guessing it would depend on how much static was around;)
1145225
YES! Very staticky! I didn't want them on me, wanted them in a bean bag, and still was covered. Fun times :)
2183735
I have not used them for that, but since they are rhinestones they should work to design your cases. They should stay on your case as long as you use a good glue.
2148513
I used these to cake Push Cakes. Not messy at all!Here is a link with photoshttp://search.aol.com/aol/image?q=push+cakes&v;_t=client97-newtab&s;_it=searchtabs
805278
I had no problems. Just be careful if they are peel and stick. It might melt the glue.
479870
These beads Don't float. They are gel like marbles . There is some other gel for these to float in I looked into it and what you want is "wholesale transparent water gels" on amazon
695825
No, only the real small insects stick to them. I have had these for over 3 years and never had a bee stuck in it. I was worried about the bees; but, they do just fine with them.
2238850
They will stay on indefinitely, so why would you want to use glue on them. They stay put on anything.
938593
I haven't used this particular brand but I have used other sticky traps and basically they trap anything that lands on it. However, I only ever saw one bee on any of my traps. I don't think the bees naturally gravitate to what you are coating, as they go for pollen on the flowers. So theoretically they are much less likely to land on it.
1300379
The beads are interwoven with a monofilament line. From what I can see, it may be a very cumbersome task of keeping the beads from running. Good luck.
2102607
No. I found that they did not stick very well on rounded surfaces. I would be afraid they would slide off, but I have not tried.
222481
I don't think so because they are randomly put in together. I think you're better off purchasing individual shaped beads or the colors. Hope this answered your question
1097429
No not at all...sticks pretty strong. Recommend using a tweezer to place them perfectly then give them a good press. They are very smooth and easy to clean if need to. Have had it for more than several months - no problems.
682729
I am not sure but would guess that they would not stick to the table. This is an awesome table when she is 4 this would be a great gift for her!
1176049
Yes but you would have to keep using them, they don't stick that well if your a sweater
639592
Yes. I use these beads for a project in my classroom for that exact purpose.
656259
Yes they stick to other things , but if they didn't they would not stick to you . If they did not stick to you , you would not be able to use the unit . For the good I get from the unit I do not mind the small problem they cause me . I'm sorry they are a problem to you .
2175144
No. After two or three uses, the stickiness goes away. I then toss them in the trash and go on to use the next two.