What kind of applicator tip does it have? (I don't like having to put in on with my fingers)
1115288
It's easy and simple to use the product. You don't need your fingers, just use like a lipstick. Never share it, it's a personal product, I think.
1115289
You don't use your fingers. The top screws off and underneath is a tip similar to the shape of the tip of lipstick. You just squeeze the tube slightly and slide it over your lips. It's actually like putting on lipstick after you remove the screw top. Of course, if you're a male, you may not be so familiar with this.
1115290
The applicator tip is a 45 degree - quarter inch oval flat surface with product feed hole in middle. Designed to squeeze product from tube onto flat surface and spread evenly over desired area.
552047
Rubber tip. No drag. I found it to be similar to using my finger, except it's a bit more accurate.Hope this helps.
1125375
True. I just pinched the applicator tip with my index and middle finger and squeezed the glue out with my thumb and other fingers. It doesn't stay on well but you just learn to improvise.
1918292
A finger tip will work perfectly. However for spot treatment a Qtip is highly recommended. FYI please avoid direct sunlight when using product or apply at night before bed time, use a towel on pillow if applying at night. Thanks
358934
Mine came with a plastic tip, which I didn't care for because my tablet seemed way too sensitive to it. That said, it also came with a mix of plastic and silicone tips and the tweezer thing, and the silicone tip worked perfectly.
1499015
I use my thumbnail or a fingernail. By the way, if you get it to come out, you'll see a little arm that slides down. You need to push it down until it clicks. Then you're good to go!
197743
There are grooves to slide the artificial nail on each fingertip. Although I didn't use adhesive with the nails, I don't see why it wouldn't stayif adhesive was used.
621931
No pads----I just put it on my finger tips and mildly scrub. It works well for me.
1149095
It suppose to cover tip only. You can drop it lower on nail if you want to. Up to own discretion....hope this helps.
389033
Depends how big an area. Applicator must be absolutely chemical free. A Q-tip or cotton ball. Gloves recommended. Google for more specifics.
513383
There is none that I know of. It comes with a removable tip that is 1 1/2" ID.
259585
The tip is removable. Maybe uses standard tips. Try calling the manufacturer.
437478
Ummm not quite sure as I just own the unit I don't sell but maybe try eyelash extension tweezers....they are small and long!!! Good luck :-)
1219691
No applicator. It has the consistency of Vasoline. I used my personal "index" type applicator. It worked well.
609005
Feels to be 1/2 inch but the applicator tip could be smaller, can't say as I have greatfully not had to open one. However, let me say this, I don't think there is a smaller one available, so better to have this than nothing. You can find a way to get it in there if need be. Just my thoughts. I haven't treated a GSW since there were available, in full disclosure, so have no real experience with using them.
802009
For sensitive acrylic projects, yes. Just the screw-on applicator tip would be fine. For most projects, just squeezing a liberal amount onto a visible seam/crack is all that is required. I have tips just in-case, but I've never needed them. Good luck!
1125377
I find I don't need to use the applicator tip. I just put a drop of glue in the soft claw, squish it around a little, then slip those suckers on while the kitty is napping. I usually do two or three at a time, and then pet and distract him (if he even wakes up) until they are dry.