is this glue good for glass on glass
1576908
Never used it on glass. I have used it on bathtub tile, which might be similar. I use it on everything else, tho. It is the very best glue I have found----------give it as gifts to all my family.
1576909
It's suppose to be good for glass on glass as long as both surfaces are clean and dry. For my jewelry, when gluing a metal finding to a glass pendant, I will clean both surfaces with alcohol.
1576910
No. I would suggest using locktite glass glue that is what professionals use.
1016746
Short answer, yes. Long answer, it will be hard to do the longer it has cured on the glass. You may have to resort to a lot of elbow grease/razor blade/magic eraser fun.
1925561
I didn't use this glue for that in particular, but I used it to glue together a broken piece of a plastic phone case and it bonded the broken part back together. I would think it would be ideal for that!
1408545
Have only used it on glass. We cut holes in bottles with it. Sorry I couldn't help.
1812452
I made some corsages using the glue and it adhered to metal and plastic. Not sure about the glass and foam, but my guess is that it would work well on those as well.
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.
943989
Yes, and impressively well as long as the glass is transparent. Sunlight works best to cure the bond which will take hold rapidly
2048877
Yes it does and yes you can glue it to glass but I might use glass glue or tacky glue because it dries clear and doesn't string. It just depends on the look you're going for.
1832532
Have only used the Goruilla Epoxy to glue "sea glass" ( old pieces of broken glassware wasing up from the Atlantic Ocean ) onto metal fittings for decorative pieces and artwork. Has worked marvelously! Have yet to find any hobby/repair work that Gorilla Epoxy has failed on, including plastics. A superior product in my opinion. GOOD LUCK!
326583
I know it is safe on granite. Not sure if it will work on glass unless you use it first to get the grime and finish with Windex.
467660
yes. I tested one to see, and it adheres well to glass. I don't know how long it would stick, or if it would fall off after some time, but it sticks at least as well as a window cling.
841164
I used E6000 when I glued these to glass. It worked real well. I don't know about Laminate, you would need to test it first. Definatly NOT hot glue. I made that mistake. The surface is to smooth.Regular craft Tacky glue or Elmers should work on paper.
688632
This product is great on woods and some plastics. I would agree with Christine. It might work but there are better glues for glass on glass.
1210392
I use them primarily on plastic but they stick really well. I think they would work great on glass.
996465
I have not had a problem. I make sure that when I wipe the edge of the brush I keep it within the little plastic opening so the glass part stays free of glue. I love this stuff - I even use it to repair small things around the house!
826481
I am not sure, does it say in the product description? I have only used on glass. It may work though and look good kinda like the chilis signs.
1428723
I did not use it on glass but I used it on marble that was small border pieces and it worked well.