What kind of glue should I use for tiny tiny bay window brackets

[Ris]

I am building a Beacon Hill dollhouse.  I have tried to stop using hot glue ever since it was pointed out to me that hot glue won't keep as well in my dollhouse long term.  I've been using mostly wood glue, which has worked well.  Now I'm doing step Y - exterior trim.  I used wood glue last night to attach the very small, single thickness bay window brackets.  However, I just took the tape off and they snap right off with any pressure at all.  It doesn't seem like wood glue did the trick this time.  How do I get these little guys to stay put?

 

Thanks!!

[Sable]

Spray adhesive, maybe.

edit: never mind. I'm not sure about what it is you are doing because I'm not familiar with your house. But I don't think my suggestion would work.

[Ris]

I added a picture for clarification.  The problem is that the surface area I would glue is just so small, it has nothing to grab hold of

[CraftyMtnMom]

I use Quick Grip or Aleene's quick dry tacky glue. I like all of the Aleene's glues.

Some of the folks on here use something called E600. I hope I got the right name on that. I have never used it.

Good luck and let us know.

[sparklepuppies]

I used Aileen's tacky glue on similar brackets on the Fairfield. They are still holding after 5 years. You could try sanding or roughening the spots that they will glue to, bare wood sticks to bare wood best.

[Mimajo]

I used the tacky glue.  You are right about the small surface, they are delicate.  Even when they are securely glued, gotta watch they don't get hit too hard.  Bluebear was roght about the sanding, they don't sit perfectly flush, so the more contact made, the better.

[havanaholly]

See what Tracy said.  I can't think of any glue offhand that will stick bare wood to a painted surface all that well (E6000, maybe),  I use an awful lot of masking/ painters' tape when I prime & paint to keep areas I need to glue things to bare wood for gluing things to later.