Scroll down through all the No Slip Grip Options; listed in no particular order.
Each product has pros and cons, ultimately you have to decide what works best for YOU. :)
Our favorite . . . Silicone Adhesive No Slip Grip
Monday, November 5, 2012
Triple Flip Grip Silicone Grips
Purchase online at Little Hoot Wholesale
Check out their feedback and images on Facebook Triple Flip Grip
Check out their feedback and images on Facebook Triple Flip Grip
Tuesday, January 5, 2010
No Bow No Go Clip Grips
Latex Free Easy Peel & Stick Strips. Great for Double, Single and Mini size alligator clips.
Clip Grips are available at No Bow ... No Go
Wholesale Pricing Available
Tuesday, January 13, 2009
Gripzies No Slip Grip
Self adhesive, latex free and ready to apply. Gripzies are available at Look At Me Baby
Wholesale at Gripzies Wholesale
Velcro No Slip Grip
Shelf Liner No Slip Grip
Make Your Own Self Adhesive No Slip Grip
Pattern courtesy of Tilly's Bowtique :: Tilly's Bowtique Blog ::
To view the entire pattern, visit How to Cover an Alligator Clip from Girly Things.
Velvet Ribbon No Slip Grip
Velvet Ribbon in 1/4 or 3/8 inch width. Cut to length; use hot glue or Fabri-Tac to attach on the underside of clip.
Aquarium Sealant No Slip Grip
Aquarium Sealant (All Glass Aquarium from WalMart in above photo)
Apply the same way as Silicone Adhesive No Slip Grip
Monday, June 2, 2008
Sunday, June 1, 2008
How to Line an Alligator Clip with Double Sided Tape
Double Stick Tape usually isn't strong enough to hold by itself on hair clips, especially on the backside of the clip. Our solution is to use E6000 on the backside. Apply E6000 and let it dry overnight.
The next day apply the double stick tape.
You can go all the way to the edge with tape or leave a tail to tack with E6000.
Use a toothpick or syringe to apply a little bit of glue on to the tail.
Clamp to a no stick surface (waxed paper or cutting board) to dry overnight.
We use Sealah No Sew Tape
The next day apply the double stick tape.
You can go all the way to the edge with tape or leave a tail to tack with E6000.
Use a toothpick or syringe to apply a little bit of glue on to the tail.
Clamp to a no stick surface (waxed paper or cutting board) to dry overnight.
We use Sealah No Sew Tape
How to Line an Alligator Clip with E6000
How to Line an Alligator Clip with Hot Glue
Please check out these links for more resources on lining alligator clips with Hot Glue:
Lining Hair Clips by hipgirlclips
How to Cover Alligator Clips on girlythingsbows
Lining Hair Clips by hipgirlclips
How to Cover Alligator Clips on girlythingsbows
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