Would this work well on a glass tabletop?
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I guess it depends on what you're trying to do to the glass. This is not glue and is not intended to hold things together. It is a sealant to keep moisture out. I think if you tried to use it to keep a crack from getting bigger or put two pieces of glass together it will not work. And even if it worked temporarily it won't be structurally strong (depending on where the break is). Plus it will leave a raised part on the glass.If, however, you're trying to use it as a sort of "bumper" to keep people from cutting themselves or to take a sharp edge off of a glass corner or to keep moisture from getting under the tabletop, then it should work ok. I guess it depends on what you're trying to do to the glass. This is not glue and is not intended to hold things together. It is a sealant to keep moisture out. I think if you tried to use it to keep a crack from getting bigger or put two pieces of glass together it will not work. And even if it worked temporarily it won't be structurally strong (depending on where the break is). Plus it will leave a raised part on the glass.If, however, you're trying to use it as a sort of "bumper" to keep people from cutting themselves or to take a sharp edge off of a glass corner or to... » Read More I guess it depends on what you're trying to do to the glass. This is not glue and is not intended to hold things together. It is a sealant to keep moisture out. I think if you tried to use it to keep a crack from getting bigger or put two pieces of glass together it will not work. And even if it worked temporarily it won't be structurally strong (depending on where the break is). Plus it will leave a raised part on the glass.If, however, you're trying to use it as a sort of "bumper" to keep people from cutting themselves or to take a sharp edge off of a glass corner or to keep moisture from getting under the tabletop, then it should work ok. « Show Less
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Yes, easily, because the tabletop is horizontal. You don't have to use the long pointed applicator tip. You can squeeze a little onto a piece of disposable plastic (e.g., coffee cup lid) and brush it on with a fine-tipped paintbrush.
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My guess would be "No". I used it on an iPad screen where the corner was cracked and splintering. It worked well holding all the small pieces together. But it was still raised above the surface and like all silicones on a smooth surface it eventually begins peeling away. So I would say it's not going to do what you hope it will do on a glass tabletop. Now if you're wanting to stop somebody from cutting their hand and not worried about how it will look, it will work just fine.
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It might. It gets pretty goopy so you'll have to have good flow control if you want a nice finished look
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According to the manual that comes with the seat: "Do not use on glass table top, loose table top, single pedestal table, card table, table leaf, camping tables, or with table cloths or placemats." So I would say it's a no go for the glass top table. Sorry!
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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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If you put blocks of wood between the glass and clamp it might work. But I wouldn't think that this stand should be on a glass desk. I would look for something else.
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While I do not have that particular device, the glass screen of those portable devices is much the same as flat panel televisions and computer screens, and I would venture to say that yes, it would work very well on that type of screen. It is a gentle, yet effective cleaner. Make sure to moisten the microfiber cloth with the cleaner, and apply it that way to the screen. Do not spray the solution directly onto the screen, as excess product could enter sensitive switches, buttons, etc.
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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.
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Mine works on glass, at times it does miss. Better with dark colored glass or stone surfaces. Also it is not a bluetooth mouse, so it will only work with a usb reciver, included.
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I don't think I would recommend that as our grandaughter likes to swing her legs and "kick" the wooden table. Don't think that would be good for glass, wood resists to stress and fatigue better than glass.
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I can see it working great for that purpose. still, mine broke in a couple of weeks so handle with care. also consider that this will most likely only attach to glass.
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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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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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It would work, but I would be afraid it would scratch or the break glass. It is heavy
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I would be very careful using this on a glass table because the ability to clamp this on the table could cause micro-fissures in the glass. I suppose it would really depend on how thick the glass table is, but my inclination is that it would no be advisable. Instead you may wish to look into the ones that come with feet or build a small wooden platform that sits on the desk for this to clamp onto. Under which you could have room to store your keyboard and such. Just make sure the platform spans the length of the desk and is very stable.
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I have used it on a glass table. I don't know about wood. Just keep an eye on it. It works fine on my table and doesn't seem to get hot.
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Yes. if the table top is very thick and sturdy. You need a about a one to two inch thick edge/surface to clamp it onto. The unit is about 10 pounds of metal without a laptop on it. The clamp is metal and will scratch your glass if you clamp and screw it onto the table. So I woundnt clamp it directly onto the glass. Wrap the glass edge with a thick handcloth or cardboard or something.
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There is some padding provided for the clamping base, so likely it would work with a glass desk.
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It should work fine...if you have a big enough table to spread out on. Enjoy!