Bonding glass to ceramics
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Daniel W
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My wife and daughter have been making serving dishes out of ceramic plates and glass bottoms like candle stcks.They use a two part apoxy and sometimes it works and sometimes not.Does anyone know of a better adhesive to use?Thanks.
12 answers
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I've had some good results with some hot melt glues...at least with some of the glass work.
KMS Woodworks
on Jul 27, 2012
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Pure silicone works perfectly, everything has to be very clean though. If you can find some clear polyurethane caulk that works too. The key is keeping your adhesive flexible and epoxy gets hard and brittle when it is cured. That is good for some applications but not for yours. Some hot glues have a good amount of flexibility too but I can't recommend anything specific because I am not familiar with the product.
Paul M
on Jul 28, 2012
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Thanks for the answers, but I'm still hoping for more ideas.
Daniel W
on Jul 28, 2012
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Marine glue by GOOP is all I ever use...its indestructible!
Dod348120
on Feb 17, 2015
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E6000 works wonderful.
Teri
on Feb 18, 2015
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E6000. Find it at Walmart and almost anywhere. It's in a tube.
CS
on Feb 18, 2015
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E6000 is my choice!
Carolynm
on Feb 23, 2015
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E6000 is the best glue for bonding glass. I have used it for years. Just make sure you really want to glue the pieces. They will not come apart once glued.
Panhandlelil1
on Apr 30, 2015
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Locktite Go2 gel is fabulous for bonding glass and is waterproof
Heidy
on Aug 03, 2015
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There is a product called glass to glass super glue. It dries clear and worked well for me when I glued ceramic knobs to a mirrored drawer. I bought it at Home Depot.
Alva Sapp
on Aug 19, 2015
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I use E600. I made a really fun one...couple of weeks later, I dropped it on the tile kitchen floor. The top part broke, but the bonded part didn't! :)
Becky
on Aug 19, 2015
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E6000, clear will work well. I've used it for garden art and it hold up in the rain etc.
Kittie Wickman
on Oct 13, 2015
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