Fine tip glue

I sometimes use a fine-tip glue pen. I have two with slightly different tip sizes. One is the Zig fine-tipped glue pen, and the other is Tombow multi. Of course there's also the chisel-tipped regular Zig pen, which I like too. I like them OK, but for most projects when I need adhesive for a finely detailed item, I just send it through my Xyron X. Probably use that more than all the other glue pens combined.

ETA: I just re-read and saw you were looking to use it for chipboard, which obviously wouldn't work in the Xyron X, LOL. You might like the Tombow for chipboard use.

I tried the Gina K Connectc on Jennifer McGuire's recommendation and absolutely love it, but it is hella pricey ($5.99 for .5 oz). Once I finished using a tube, I tried refilling it with other glues, but they weren't the right consistency to work with that applicator because they didn't flow as well. After doing some searching, I found that a lot of people recommend Nuvo Deluxe Adhesive as being similar. It also has a fine tip but has 2 oz for the same price. I just barely got it in the mail, so I've used it a few times and think it's quite similar but I haven't gone through a full bottle yet.

I'm also someone who historically has HATED liquid glue and much preferred to use tape runners or other dry adhesives, but both of these glues are so easy to use and control the flow of that I've been converted.

Apparently their glue is like their drops.  The first bottle I got was amazing.  Tip never seemed to clog, glue went on smooth, right where I wanted it, dried clear, stuck really well. 

The second bottle was trouble right from the get go.  Tip kept clogging, and then it globs out and makes a mess.  I snipped the tip off a bit, but now it dries up every time I set it down, so has to be unclogged with a wire, and is still temperamental.

In my last SSS kit there was a bottle of their Craft Tacky Glue.  Have not tried it yet.

That's frustrating grammadee. I'm still on my first bottle.

Agreed on both liking the Nuvo Deluxe and hating Tombow Mono.
The Tombow Mono dries sticky (by design - it's a 2 way removable glue if you let it dry first) so if it oozes out from behind whatever you're sticking it will stay sticky forever. I've never forgiven the cardmaker on YT who recommended using that. All my early cards would stick to each other and attract dust and gunk - even after I bought the adhesive eraser that the same YTer recommended, there would always be a little sticky bit left.

Nuvo dries clear and matte (as far as I've noticed) and isn't sticky, and it dries FAST. Sometimes a bit too fast for me! I'm indecisive.

I've tried the fine tip applicators and glue syringes but they kill my hands. The Nuvo is fine enough if you're careful and hasn't gummed up on me even when I leave the cap off while crafting.

Try adding a tiny bit of water to the glue.  It will hold just as well, and it will flow much more easily.  I refill my Zig glue pen with other glue and add a little water as necessary until it's the right consistency.  Works like a charm.

Art Glitter Glue with the metal fine tip is my go to for very fine lines. I got a bottle of the Nuvo Deluxe glue. It also has a fine tip but not as fine as the Art Glitter Glue. I use both. They now stay out on my desk with my ATG instead of being kept in my adhesive drawer.

Good question. The person that hosts the annual crop that I go to is a close to my heart consultant. She had a fine tipped glue that looked really good. I was planning to buy one but don’t think I did. I should look online at some of the options here.

ellielundstrom.closetomyheart.com/retail/search.aspx?searchvalue=liquid+glassIt is Liquid Glass from Close to My Heart.  I liked that she also used it on top of things to make shiny embellishments or spots on the paper.  I'm still having problems with my browser when using this site so can't copy the link right now.  Grrrr.  If you go to closetomyheart.com and search for liquid glass you will find it. There is also a fine tip that you can buy.  

kitbop I am not sure. I haven't used either. I just saw my friend using the Liquid Glass and was interested in it. I can't remember what she used it for that interested me so much, so I messaged her last night. She said she uses it for everything in scrapbooking as well as for home repairs. I just asked her if it dries clear and will report back.

Absolutely! Art Glitter Glue is hands-down my favorite!