I've used gorilla glue and 6000...great products. Third year for huge ceramic pots filled with soil that burst when they froze..now that's a testimonial!
E-6000. Trick is to not touch it, don't move it, don't breathe on it, don't even look at it for 24 hours. At 23 hours and 59 minutes, leave it alone. At the 24 hour mark, you are good to go and it's amazing. I've been a glass artist and used this to adhere dichroic glass to metal or to other glass bits for years. It also stinks bit until it dries, so ventilate well.
I have two 6' patio doors, and I want to add blackout curtains to keep the sun/cold out. What is the best way to hang them, and what can I use to push the curtains ba...
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I made little sea glass angels and I am searching for a good glue to secure the wings and halos on as they are metal.
I would appreciate any suggestions - thank you!
I recently put together some yard art for my friends made of old glass dishes and such. I used E6000 glue to bond the pieces. I followed the instructions as stated on...
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I made a birdbath using a large bowl and table light brass base. It got full of water and when my mom went to empty, it popped off! I used E6000 which is supposed t...
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Loctite it is available for indoor and outdoor projects for ever thing
You can also use an epoxy, good luck!
Epoxy is a good one!
I've used gorilla glue and 6000...great products. Third year for huge ceramic pots filled with soil that burst when they froze..now that's a testimonial!
E-6000. Trick is to not touch it, don't move it, don't breathe on it, don't even look at it for 24 hours. At 23 hours and 59 minutes, leave it alone. At the 24 hour mark, you are good to go and it's amazing. I've been a glass artist and used this to adhere dichroic glass to metal or to other glass bits for years. It also stinks bit until it dries, so ventilate well.
Thank you