What kind of glue is recommended (if gluing metal or porcelain decorations)?
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I've been using super glue specifically for metals that works great even on uneven surfaces. It's just the metal version of the cheap stuff, nothing really fancy
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Kinda, if it's very smooth, but it may come off when exposed to heat. I usually run a small beat of clear silicon glue along the edges after I tape them up. Or you can use hot glue. I have had no problems with either on wood and metal.
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Glue the pieces together before painting as the glue will hold better to a raw surface than a painted one!
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I'd probably go with a construction type adhesive such as liquid nails for something that heavy. This glue is great but it is VERY thin.
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I use this glue to attach findings to glass jewelry but it dries clear and I think it would work great for ceramic repairs!
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Yes you will need glues. The plan calls for epoxy but you could use either regular model cement or CA. A word of caution about using CA though...be very careful and use either a medium or thick viscosity CA and a micro-tip for exact placement of the glue.
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I used 3M-brand spray adhesive to glue it to the inside of a plywood instrument case. It worked flawlessly (I just followed the directions on the can) and it looks really nice.
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Yes Jessica'. This will work fine. A swith any glue, Put some weight weight on top of the glued item. Let it set fora few hours in an airy area......
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I used regular wood glue. Some of the pieces slot together so tightly they don't need it, and if you paint them, which we did, that helps too.
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Yes. It isn't a customary glue that is stringy or goopy. It is a liquid sort of chemical you apply with a brush applicator. Very effective and good for plastic models.
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I would use liquid nails construction glue. It costs about $3 for a tube. You can find it at lowes or home depot or even Walmart or Amazon. Hope this helps.
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From my experience, two part epoxy is the best. if on a shiny surface to which the glue is not bonding to, I would recommend taking some sand paper and rough up the surface then glue the magnets on
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I don't think it matters much which kind of glue you use. I have used both in assembling these models, but prefer wood glue. The instructions will show you how to tighten the tissue---pay attention to how they tell you to glue it to the wings and other parts--basically you attach it, spray it with water and you instantly have a beautiful model.
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If the metal pin is light you could use this. But if it's something heavy is better crazy glue.
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Hi there. I would go to the craft store Michaels ( or online ) and get Goop or E-6000 Glue. Both should hold just fine. you would have to lay it flat to glue it and then use some masking tape to hold it in place until the glue dried. I always use either of these glues for many projects. They dry clear and work wonders. Use a toothpick to get off extra glue around the sides. Good luck to you and Happy New Year!
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I definitely think you could put glue on the knob because the base is big enough.I hang wreath on my mirror at christmas with 3m tabs.I like them because they are easy to remove and don't damage my mirror.I would definitely ask someone at your hardware store.
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I wouldn't use this for that this is more for kid crafts, making cards, etc. it is a softer glue. I would recommend Elmer's glass and china glue for the china and epoxy for the pottery.