I use E6000 for most of my projects. It is strong, can be used on hard surfaces, clothing, rubber, jewelry, and can be gently washed. It dries quickly and sets up well. It cures in 24 hours. For outdoor use, however, I would recommend gorilla glue.
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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!
For what projects?
right now I am wanting to glue some foam and not sure what glue will work without melting through the foam
I use E6000 for most of my projects. It is strong, can be used on hard surfaces, clothing, rubber, jewelry, and can be gently washed. It dries quickly and sets up well. It cures in 24 hours. For outdoor use, however, I would recommend gorilla glue.
Hope this answers your question.
Different materials call for different types of glue. Please share your project materials and I'm sure you'll get the answer to your question!
Gorilla glue makes a variety of glue types for different projects, materials, surfaces and exposure. Read the label.
thanks for your help