Asked on May 19, 2014
E6000 adhesive
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Sandy W
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Re: Using E6000 adhesive for crafting with glass for outdoor use. Does it yellow over time?. Also, which one do you recommend to use?. There are several types, so I am not sure if it's the crafting one, med. visc, or the high visc to purchase.. Thanks !!
4 answers
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Hi Sandy. No, it does not yellow and yes, it is perfect for using on glass outdoors. I don't use the craft one, but the E6100 because it is no sag. The regular one works very well. The trick to E6000 is to leave it for enough time to cure. It fails if you move it too soon and that is what some people don't understand. If you are like me and live in a humid climate, I let it cure (if possible) indoors for a few days and then move it outside. Good luck! I love this stuff and you will too. :)
Leslie Long
on May 19, 2014
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@Leslie Long .. thankyou so much !. I'll look for some of the E6100. Now to hit the store, buy some and start crafting !.
Sandy W
on May 19, 2014
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I use - goop for plumbing - for all my outdoor projects and they have held up for years. K-mart sells it the cheapest, but Lowe's and other places carry it also.
Bjb345119
on May 21, 2014
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Hi Sandy we are almost neighbors. 10 minutes away from eachother. E6000 is what I use for all my outdoor crafts. Since were so wet around here it seems to hold up the best. I find it at Walmart the cheapest. It also works on glass real well and is clear.
Teri
on Mar 15, 2015
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