Do you think this will glue a plastic glasses frame around the lens? Also once you use it does it seal well so it can be resused? Thanks!
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I don't think I would use it on glasses because the way this stuff works is that it chemically melts the plastic to make the bond. I'm not sure how well it would work on the two different types of plastic. I think for that application, I would just use a couple drops of superglue. The bottle seals perfectly well and it can easily be reused.
144475
I think it would work well on anything intricate, I personally have only used on model cars and it works well. It does reseal very well, good product thus far.
252478
It works pretty well on small plastic things. I haven't had any items become unglued after usage. It's better than any other super glue I've used. Hope that helps.
87824
It cleans eye glasses VERY well, as well as jewelry. My husband's eye glasses are 5 3/4 wide and 2 1/4 for the lens, they just fit for the width. There is a little extra room for the lens.
1363165
I wouldn't attempt to use this on glass. As others have mentioned; it is solely designed to be used on headlights which are made of plastic. So in that regard... if you are trying to buff something plastic, then go ahead; if glass, I would avoid it.
1925855
No! It is good on glass table tops but it is not designed for lenses and that's what I was looking for originally. But now I've spiffied up my glass table!
2163955
It does dry clear. As for bonding plastic hinges to glass, I would say no. This is a solvent cement, similar to what you use to join PVC pipe. It is designed to dissolve the surface of some types of plastic so the pieces being joined have a weld-like bond when they harden. In your case, the glass would not dissolve. I think the results would be poor, with no strength to the joint. I would try a cyanoacrylate-based product (Super glue) instead.
1617851
The lens is of good quality im not sure if it is glass or not. I believe it is. There are no instructions and there is no extra double sided tape to hold the glass down to the assembly. Things to consider before you start you repairs. I put a dab of elmer's to give it a proper hold. It seems to be working okay... but i would replace whatever you are going to replace soon because I think my lens got some mold on on it...
483237
I've used this lens as my "Walking Around" lens and it hasn't been a problem. I wouldn't apply tape to the lens, JMHO.
1681992
I have not tried this product on my glasses. I would try it on an older pair that you do not use before trying it on the ones you wear. Also make sure your glasses do not have any special coatings or made from polycarbonate- you would make it worse.
1415696
It will be as temporary as whatever you use to affix it to the window is. There is no adhesive on this product. This is like the stuff used to make sun visors for car windshields. Think bubble wrap with silver covering. It is very sturdy and you should be able to reuse it many times.
1097174
This is glassine which is a type of paper, not plastic. However, it is somewhat water resistant so glue may not interact with it in the way that you want. I would guess that you could glue it to something, but that areas that absorbed some water would tend to warp.
1996363
You have to glue the lens, it doesn't snap into place. However, if you're replacing the whole unit, the lens shouldn't be an issue.
403412
I used this glue to replace the glass only (digitizer still in phone) but I took out all the cameras and sensors first and used double sided adhesive tape as well. I lined the side of the digitizer as well as top and bottom. Lasted the glue on digitizer and set glass on making sure no air bubbles were inside and cured using a UV Lamp from salon edge with no problems on my S4 that I'm using to write this answer to your question. I would say to make sure no glue leaks to places you don't want it to to use the double sided glue and remove sensors and cameras prior to gluing process. Hope this helps
201169
I use it to glue glass to glass. It does the job and I think it could be used on paper as well.
1631910
Hello, I used this product to repair my plastic rear lens on my truck. And it worked very well, saved a lot of money. Thank you for asking.
2086216
Yeah the exact same thing happen to me. I hope the lens it's stuck to is not too expensive. Cause the way I chose to remove it was by forcefully twisting it off. If it's a cheap kit lens a little plastic piece will break off. But the lens will work just fine. It won't destroy it, just modify it a little.
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Some people say that this one works with glasses. Have never tried it. Thought about it but feel that to make sure nothing comes in there should not be any openings. The glass frame might allow for small particles to come in. Might be worth a try though. The 3M one works really well otherwise and is a good buy. I only used contacts and that worked well.