My favorite glue for everything is in a yellow and (now) blue tube called Quick Grip. It looks like a thick rubber cement, even smells like that and can be rolled off your hand like that, but it dries like a super glue. It's amazing! It is acid free, flexible, and dries clear. Let it sit overnight to cure, but it's a winner! If you buy it at Wal-Mart, it's only about $3.47 a tube in cost, too.
l like the E6000. It comes in a tube and it will glue just about anything. There is a glue for fabric. You might try googling the question to find out more.
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 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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I'm a big fan of E6000- its really strong and lasts for a long time. And its not expensive.
cloth, I use aileen fabric glue; metal, I use either 2 part epoxy or 2 part metal repair clay. plastic, I use e-6000, or 2 part epoxy
My favorite glue for everything is in a yellow and (now) blue tube called Quick Grip. It looks like a thick rubber cement, even smells like that and can be rolled off your hand like that, but it dries like a super glue. It's amazing! It is acid free, flexible, and dries clear. Let it sit overnight to cure, but it's a winner! If you buy it at Wal-Mart, it's only about $3.47 a tube in cost, too.
l like the E6000. It comes in a tube and it will glue just about anything. There is a glue for fabric. You might try googling the question to find out more.
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