1) Can this be bonded with Acrylic cement ? 2) Can this be siliconed to glass?
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polyethylene is the most difficult material to bond, I really do not have a good answer Thanks for the inquiry
780920
The mirror is held in place with Silicone with a piece of thin wood also glued in with Silicone. I'm sure it can be done, but the finished front might get damaged in the process. You might be able to frost the existing mirror with a kit to frost glass, but practice on something else first. Good luck.
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We use Weld Bond to glue glass in mosaic. It says it is flexible and water-proof, but I've never really put it to the test. You would have to try it on a test item to see if it would hold to the vinyl and or the fabric. In out our applications it is 100% clear, we grout over the top and that seals it. So I'm not sure if it would Yellow with age. Hope this helps and good luck.
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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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It is made with glacial acetic acid (strong vinegar smell). The odor dissipates as the silicone is exposed to air at room temperature. Not a very good option for gluing ceramic as it is flexible.
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Sika Titan is recommended for bonding glass to metal. I have no idea how it might perform in a glass to fabric bond. I would look for a product that is specifically designed for adherence to fabric. See this Wiki for possible answers: http://wiki.answers.com/Q/How_do_you_glue_a_glass_rear_window_to_a_convertible_fabric_top
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Neither. Use contact cement. It's made for it. You can get it at Home Depot or Lowes. You brush it on both sides, let it dry then stick them together and it's permanent.
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I can't see you you wouldn't be able to do it. Once it dries the surface has some roughness to it, so I am sure you can glue to it. This stuff gets pretty hard too...
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I have no experience in this. I imagine if the glass has the female part to the mold of the acrylic then yes.
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I have never used it for glass to glass but I have used this stuff for the last fifteen or so years and I have never been disappointed. Temperature has no effect on it. I mostly use it on plastics. Hope this helps.
90766
Frankly I don't think you can. Acrylic adhesives function more like a weld than gluing. They are a solvent for acrylic so any errant drips will actually disolve some of the acrylic...
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I once thought the material was like contact cement, but on a roll. SO, sure, it will adhere to a mirror, but what do you do to remove it later? Could break the glass! Maybe a small mirror could be pried off. I would rather use mechanical means to mount it.
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Hello, I would suggest to use a clear two part epoxy for your application. The glue sticks will adhere wood and acrylic but strength would be minimal due to the non-porosity surface of the acrylic.
1917319
Thanks for your inquiry. Yes that product has a permanent acrylic adhesive. We actually use this same material (Vinyl Weatherproof) for our suite signs on our warehouse doors outside. It's been on the door for five years now and is still going strong! Please let us know if you have any questions or if there is anything else we can do to help. Best regards, Christa Haase ~ Label Outfitters, Inc.
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Thanks for your inquiry. Yes that product has a permanent acrylic adhesive. We actually use this same material (Vinyl Weatherproof) for our suite signs on our warehouse doors outside. It's been on the door for five years now and is still going strong!Please let us know if you have any questions or if there is anything else we can do to help.Best regards,Christa Haase ~ Label Outfitters, Inc.
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Yes provided you use enough. There is a double stick side Styrofoam tape that might be a better idea. I don't know how heavy your glass is, if it's too heavy it might squeeze the glue out. I don't know how wide of a space you have to glue. I personally would get some type of fabric and put glue on both sides of the fabric, glue the fabric to the table and then the glass to the fabric. That's how I would do it. But once it dries for 48 hours, it will stick.
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No, like most plastic cement glue this is a toulene/based product so it is necessary to melt the plastic for it to properly adhere to one another. For metal-based parts I highly suggest you find an alternative such as an epoxy.