Will this work to glue marble?
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Yes but follow the chart, find on the pictures. It takes 15 minutes instead of 5 mins.
1135172
I don't know. I used it on glass, to attach my rear view mirror back on. It worked great.
62649
I have not used it on Marble yet, however I think it would work. Marble is a softer stone than Granite. However, I don't think you would want to use this in the kitchen as the water would get everywhere. However, I assume that if you could protect the wood cabinets and floor you might get away with it. I think I would start the grinding with a medium grit wheel and work my way to the fine grit. Don't use a lot of down pressure and keep moving as you grind. I don't think it will work on ceramic or porcelain tiles.
1005286
Just know that all marble is not the same, for the most part though......you should be fine.
1109242
Yes, I did it by hand and although it's time consuming it worked great. I have Carrera marble so it should work on yours.
988340
Well that I can't answer. I use mine for making breads and such. But seen as it is marble it should be ok for what you want it for.
492953
I used it on dark granite which produces a light colored dust which is not attractive with dark material but shouldn't be a problem with marble. I would start with higher grit to Evaluate your results. Marble is softer, as I have heard, and the lower grits remove stone very fast.
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It probably will work, but there certainly are better glues out there...and less expensive too. I once glued a resin lamp with basic white glue and it worked fine. If you need to fill in some missing chunks of your broken statue, after gluing it, use sheet rock mud. You can slap it on, let it dry and then either sand it or scrape off the excess with a sharp knife.
516808
I think it will depend on if there is a finish on the marble. Can you try a small corner that's not very visible? This product is amazing on granite.
2174585
This is wood glue and works pretty much only on wood and things like wood (paper for example or MDF). For stone, try masonry cement or stone adhesive (sold like caulk in a tube) in the masonry section of your hardware store.
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Initially yes. But sealing on Marble lasts at best one year so it needs to be resealed regularly. Even with sealing it can pick up stains. Just be careful using things that could stain it. PS: Toothpaste doesn't, or hasn't yet.
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I agree with Molly. I would try it on a very small section that is not too visible. Whink is very strong so using it diluted more that once would be better that using it full strength on marble.
1312740
Not sure. It is a very gentle abrasive paste. It works with a lot of polishing and rubbing on high shine marble so it would probably work on Quartz.
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I think it will work.I would try super glue because it is clear and not so noticeable.
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I don't have a marble floor, but it works great on my ceramic tile, so given that marble is much harder, I think it would be fine.
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I assume that these pads would work on marble stone, for I think it a softer material than concrete, and these work great on concrete. The densifier/sealer come a detailed instruction page, which I remember to suggest to mix with water and spread on the surface after 800 or 1500 grits (I am not sure) and leave it on it for a day or so (as long as you can without it drying out, for prolonged action). Afterwards continue with the polishing, which would give you a harder, denser and more reflective surface.
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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!
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yes it will. this stuff is very strong and you don't need a lot. cures really fast as well. i use all kinds of glue with my hobby and this stuff is great. used it on a ice cream bowl clay, door handle metal, plastics , wood , foam , a man used it on false teeth and they have stayed together a year now.