Can I use this on glass products like for example a glass desk so that my monitor arm wont crack my desk for grip and non scratch purposes
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I put the pads on the bottom of my phone or anything I have on the desk that way they do not slip. I would think it would work the same if your desk is glass. The pads work very well.
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You can used it on glass however the results may not be what you are looking for.
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I use it on my glass bakeware and it works great, no scratch. I am not sure about glass top though!
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No. This is a mild abrasive designed to remove the buildup of sap, insect debris etc. If the glass is scratched, this won't work.
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The clamp mount is extremely strong, but the entire weight of all three monitors is being pushed down on the singular stem. If you plan to push the mount next to wall and clamp it on your glass desk it might possibly work but just note that the glass desk needs to be atleast quarter of an inch to half an inch thick as the mount once full loaded is extremely top heavy and if not supported could buckle/break the end of your desk.
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I have it on a glass desk and have no problems with it. You can easily attach felt pads or flat rubber/plastic pads to them if you are concerned, which would help with it moving around due to getting bumped.
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Havent used it on glass but you can email Anolon and they would be able to help answer your question. Hope that helps. MJ
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I could see this working provided a couple of conditions were met, but I would not recommended this with the quad monitor stand. The first condition is that the mounting surface has a square edge. Make sure your desk's mounting edge is not beveled or slopes down to a point edge. The second condition is if you are going to mount this to glass you should attach something solid below the mounting surface between the fastening plates and the glass. You can use a piece of 1/2" acrylic if you want to maintain the transparent look. Mine is mounted on the edge of a 3/4" wood desk and is very solid. I could see this working provided a couple of conditions were met, but I would not recommended this with the quad monitor stand. The first condition is that the mounting surface has a square edge. Make sure your desk's mounting edge is not beveled or slopes down to a point edge. The second condition is if you are going to mount this to glass you should attach something solid below the mounting surface between the fastening plates and the glass. You can use a piece of 1/2" acrylic if you want to maintain the transparent look. Mine is mounted on the edge of a 3/4" wood desk and is... » Read More I could see this working provided a couple of conditions were met, but I would not recommended this with the quad monitor stand. The first condition is that the mounting surface has a square edge. Make sure your desk's mounting edge is not beveled or slopes down to a point edge. The second condition is if you are going to mount this to glass you should attach something solid below the mounting surface between the fastening plates and the glass. You can use a piece of 1/2" acrylic if you want to maintain the transparent look. Mine is mounted on the edge of a 3/4" wood desk and is very solid. « Show Less
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It does "work" on glass, but I don't suggest using ANY mouse on glass. That and you will not get full dpi performance from glass surfaces
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You can, but there is no need. Screen protectors on oleophobic gorilla glass displays are counterproductive. They do no good and can occasionally damage the coating, if you use the wrong one.
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have never used it on glass, but it definitely doesn't peel off easily. I used it on metal and polished wood and it stays on fine.
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I've not used it on glass. What I have used has dried clear. Sorry I can't answer your question.
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I would not recommend using this clamp directly on the glass. The surface of the clamp is only about 3/4 inch in diameter on the bottom and is likely to break the glass. Using wood blocks on top and bottom of the glass and clamping to that would distribute the force of the clamp and possibly make it safe.
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I am not sure, I've only used in on glass items. Maybe micro waving the plastic glasses?
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I do not think it could be used on glass top, which may cause some scratches.
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For glass you can scrape it with a razor, for paint I am not sure. Maybe using rubbing then polishing compound would do it.
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If you're using it on metal, ceramic, or heavy glass, ok. It'll most likely break a something made out of thin glass.