I'm looking for something to make a fragile glass pendant more shatter proof. Will this work?
1698047
I do not know about the Krylon but coating it with resin certainly will as I use it in my glass art. I hope that helps.
1264902
It's really shatterproof. Mine has no cracks. Of course, the inconvenient is the vase now looks blurred because of cleaning scratches.
1575785
Not shatterproof. Love these glasses but are fragile. Can break from getting ice from door of refrigerator..I love these glasses in spite of it.
1901503
Absolutely not! This is strictly meant for small jewelry projects! I'd check your local hardware store!
2207900
Yes I would agree that this would not work on the glass, you may have a metal frame around the glass that you could drill through.
146265
Yes, works well . No danger of cracking. But, will leave soot on outside of glassware that soap and water won't clean. Maybe use oven cleaner.I have had good results.
1357694
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.
1833941
As far as I know it is one shot is all you get as far as applying it correctly. I would imagine if you try to remove it you will break the glass. I certainly don't plan on trying any time soon
1460897
definitely! I make photo jewelry and use only this glue to attach my glass-covered photo to the pendant.
492505
Not very successfully. Glass has too smooth a surface for contact cement to make a good bond. My suggestion is to use super glue but its application can be difficult since it has the viscosity of water.
590904
The tool really holds well on the flat part of a piece of glass. It should work fine-just clean the surfaces before hand.
1836109
No it's a pretend play mirror , you can't see you own image clearly. I initially bought it because I thought it was like those used by art students for drawing self portraits. So no it won't shatter,
1064575
I've never tried it, but I would say 'yes'. This is really good stuff, and gentle enough so it would not harm the glass. I'd try in a corner, but I'd bet it will work.
1612741
Possibly with a very steady hand or if the gem is on a flat surface. I discarded the one I bought and bought a very high powered Jeweler's loupe. Good luck.
411155
I did not for mine and the bail did not work as expexted since the pendant did not hang properly. So you might want to try removing the old bail on one of your pendants and then see how it works. I was unsuccessful in getting this to work for what I had intended.
956970
have never tried it but glass is harder than granite so I see no reason why it would not. diamonds are very hard. just remember--GO SLOW and use plenty of water.
1925369
That was what happened to me, and it worked perfectly to fix my glass! If the glass is the only thing broken, this is the thing for you.