Alternative to E6000 glue?
Related Discussions
Blackout curtains behind vertical blinds
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... See more
How to make a balloon garland?
Does anyone know how to make a balloon garland or a balloon arch?
Alternative to E6000 adhesive in the UK?
Does anyone know of an alternative adhesive to E6000 in the UK as I can get it here but is quite expensive so an alternative would be handy. Many thanks
E6000 glue not holding
What am I doing wrong? Every time I glue a glass ceiling globe, you know, turned upside down and put on a candle stick, an old lamp, whatever, the globe always comes ... See more
How to remove glass bonded by E6000 glue?
A votive candle holder was glued to an old antique glass plate. Had no idea the plate (my grandmother's), was a priceless piece. I feel awful! Is there any way it can... See more
E6000 dripping glue - ways to prevent this?
once I open the lid of e6000 it begins to come out and never stops dripping unless I put lid back on. Any suggestions on how to keep this from happening. ive tried p... See more
Does anyone know what this is?
Just turn them upside down and open them, then insert a roll of paper towel and tada, you have yourself a brand new paper towel holder that is not only beautiful, but... See more
Try loctite.
what are you trying to glue?
Ideally, something that's waterproof and flexible. Presently, I'm gluing glass marbles to ceramic tile to make trivets. E6000 worked great. I also need glue for general purposes. Thanks!
I know the smell is pretty intense while using it, but once it's bonded, it doesn't smell so strong. I could totally see the vapors it gives off in "liquid" form could be a carcinogen.
Anything with a TLV-TWA over 100 ppm should be considered HIGHLY toxic. The TLV on E6000 is just 25 ppm. Definitely make sure you have really good ventilation when you use it. Once its dry it is relatively harmless
But also, look up MSDS on most other things...cleaning supplies, etc...they all contain carcinogens as well. Thousands of products do, some that you probably use regularly. You'd be hardpressed to find stuff that isn't carcinogenic. Even your furniture contains unhealthy stuff. Computers, electronics, processed food, fluorescent light bulbs, windex, the air, the water... it's inescapable
I've had luck with superglue as well
Yeah, I was taking I'd try Gorilla Glue. Thanks!
Try GemTac, it's an alternative to E6000 that I use for rhinestone application. It's non-toxic (smells like Elmer's glue!) and fairly cheap. Order from rhinestone suppliers. Dries clear.
I have developed an allergy to E600. I use it for glass on glass mosaics. I need something that drys clear
Definitely! I used it in another room, blast the fan, open all windows while working with this stuff. It has a foul vinegar like smell. It's super toxic but it's so useful! The best glue ever. Nothing comes close...Is there?