Heat Gun for Crafting, Mini Dual Temp Hot Air Gun Tool for Epoxy Resin, Shrink Wrapping, Vinyl Wrap, Embossing, Electronics, Candle Making, Sublimation, Phone Repair & DIY (Grey/Black)

Im so glad I bought this. I used it for my first ever resin project. It helped heat up my resin as I was mixing because I didn’t warm up the bottles beforehand. It aided in reducing my bubbles throughout the pouring process too. Honestly, my project wouldn’t have turned out well without this handy dandy little heat gun. It even has two settings; low/high heat. This product is a must for resin craft projects.

This is the perfect tool for crafters. No more waiting for projects to dry inbetween steps. This tool takes up minimal space in the craft room and gets the job done. It is quick, efficient, and easy to use. This is a huge time saver. Wish I’d know about these sooner. Great price for a great product.

This thing has helped so much with my epoxy. Helps get out all the little bubbles that a toothpick wont reach and wont come up for a torch to pop. I didn't want to spend over a hundred on a vacuum for the resin so I bought this and I pour a layer to cover all of the mane on my wolf... then I use the heat gun to make it super thin liquid and it gets into all the places it should. Then I pour the remaining resin and let it cure. Perfection. Highly recommend.

Love this! I use it almost everyday for my watercolor painting. It does get really hot and can burn the watercolor paper if you hold it in one place for too long. Z

Great little heat gun, good price point.

Great and affordable. Easy to use

Absolutely love this to dry Watercolor without pushing the paint around. I love how low it goes so that it’s able to warm things up without melting them. I just found another usage for the thing trying to repair something which has an old plastic tab I was afraid I would break off. I heated the thing up with the low side of this heat gun, and it was able to flex it beautifully. I love how tiny the outlet is and that it has two settings for heat. I’ve not tried any super high applications like melting, plastic or embossing or stripping paint or something, but this works really well for small craft things and it gets to a much lower temperature than the ones in the hardware store, which is perfect for my purposes.

We mostly use this to melt and shape our un-burnt candles. My wife has also used this a couple of times to thaw the frozen locks on our vehicle that doesn't fit in the garage. She plugged it into an extension cord then had the door open in 2 minutes while the neighbor down the street finished paying a tow-truck driver $60 to open their vehicle. Btw, guess what the neighbor ordered shortly after speaking with the wife later that afternoon. There's nothing like multi-use items.