What worked best to put on glass? Dry glass or wet soapy glass, Thanks
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I found the water helped but I didn't add soap, I sprayed the window with water then used a plastic spatula to get out the bubbles as best I could. Whatever bubbles remained I stuck with a pin and worked them out. I will say if I were to do it again I would order a window cover larger then my window so there were no seams. My window was quite a bit larger then the paper. It did however prevent anyone from seeing in like I wanted it to and still lets in the light : )
744050
Was used on dry, clean glass and after more than a year it has stayed intact. Have not used soap or water.
744051
I have now placed 10 rolls on all the windows of my house. They have now been in place for about 1 year. All I did was washed the windows with windex and newspaper then waited for it to dry wiped again with a dry cloth and placed the contact paper. I hope this helps you.
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If you've got a jug of it use it. Windex has been the standard for years. Invisible Glass is better because it doesn't streak but with a little extra elbow grease Windex will do a good job.
151960
It is absolutely ok to use on the glass doors. If there is a build-up of soap scum on the door you may have to scrub it a little the first time. After that, if you apply as instructed you shouldn't have to scrub again. Just wet it and forget it!! I love it!!
850494
In my experience, either. Just make sure you keep it wet to keep both the glass and the bit cool.
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They'll leave sticky stuff. Of course I rushed and put the first one on crooked. A good soaking with Invisible Glass works.
15752
use ash from fp. when it's cold, dip a damp cloth in the ash and scrub the glass. Another review mentioned this when I was looking for a glass cleaner. Works great!! no $$$ : )
961288
Sorry. but am totally clueless re: dying, etc glass of any sort. I use Glass Wax to keep automobile glass clean and grime-resistant.
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Definitely! You don't use much at all and you can continue to wet what you do have on the glass. I got a few ounces to do my windshield...but used only a few spoon fulls. Hope this helps.
1006829
Works fine on my glass top. I'm wondering about your bad experience now. I wish I knew more about that!
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Joanne, I'd be concerned about ruining the finish unless there is a spot you can test it on like an underside. Goof Off is more powerful than 409 Cleanser. Have you been treating your soapstone with mineral oil? If Goof Off does dull the finish, perhaps a light coating of mineral oil would restore it. These are just my guesses as I have not tried Goof Off on soapstone.
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As much as we enjoy selling you merchandise, we would tend to favor using a damp microfiber cloth with a bit of mild dish soap for glasses. Glasses can have rather fragile coatings.
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It's suppose to be good for glass on glass as long as both surfaces are clean and dry. For my jewelry, when gluing a metal finding to a glass pendant, I will clean both surfaces with alcohol.
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slide in at an angle up against the glass with a little soap. Mine come out to fast, had to find a way to keep them on/in
85576
Have no idea. Try it, I doubt it would harm the glass, but doubt it will clean it.
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Glass, but not the toughest glass around.Be delicate with this kitEdit: im pretty sure its glass due to the way it cracked, just my guess.
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I also keep the drip pan wrapped w/foil, just replace...clean the glass w/soap & water. Done in under 5 minutes!
674134
Never tried using it on glass, but I expect you'd need to do what usually keeps glass from shattering: get it warm very gradually so it's not brought from cold to hot all at once. I don't think I'd use it on glass that was not quite warm to the touch already.