Luxe Rhinestones Bulk Transparent Flatback Rhinestones Resin for Stick Stainless Steel Tumbler Cup

1.What Are Rhinestones? Rhinestones are imitations of gemstones, which are most often made of lead glass with high refractive index of light. This glass is a lead crystal and has characteristics similar to those of cut diamonds - strong luster, high refraction index, and beautiful color in stones. 2.How do I use different types of rhinestones? Flat Back Hot-Fix Rhinestones Hot Fix Rhinestones, also called iron on rhinestones, have a heat activated glue already adhered to the back. To apply these stones, the glue must be activated by heat and then applied to appropriate material. Flat Back Non hot fix rhinestones/Glue-On Rhinestones Apply the rhinestone on the objects by glue. Compared to the Hot Fix rhinestones, there are more options of the shapes and colors. They are also great to use for rhinestones jewelry,nails, garment accessories, DIY crafts,etc. Sew On Rhinestones There are different qualities sew on rhinestones. Some have holes on the sides or in the middle of the rhinestones. Although sew-on rhinestones can be labor intensive and time consuming, the advantage of sewing method is that these flat rhinestones can strongly attached to fabric and won’t fall off easily. However, it takes lot of time and effort. 3.How Do I Apply Rhinestones? Choose Your Adhesive: Depending on your project, choose the right adhesive. For fabric, a fabric glue or a hotfix applicator for hotfix rhinestones will work. For harder surfaces, try a strong craft adhesive. Apply Your Rhinestones: One by one, apply a small amount of adhesive to the back of each rhinestone and stick it to your surface. Use a pair of tweezers for precision. Let It Dry: Patience is key! Allow your project to dry completely before moving or wearing it. 4.What does AB or Special Effects mean? AB stands for Aurora borealis (which means "northern lights"). Aurora borealis rhinestones have a special iridescent finish that shines with many colors. The iridescent surface is a result of a very thin layer of metallic atoms that have been deposited on the lower surface of the stone.