Is there a glue or varnish that is heat resistant?

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I need your help. I'm making coasters by mod podging coffee beans onto wooden squares. I have coated it with a layer of varnish, but I'm wondering if someone knows a better protective layer that I could finish them with -that is also heat resistant so the mod podge will definitely not meltl? Thanks for your help.

Grady · Answer

You know what, I think there is. I don't know what it's called. But I'm pretty sure there is one.

Mimi Ka-rick · Answer

The Loctite Glass Glue provides invisible repairs to all types of glass, including crystal and stained glass. The glue will also bond glass to metal. The waterproof glue is heat resistant and dishwasher safe.

Collette barnes · Answer

I think there might be a clear spray in the spray paint section? Might be adhesive too ? Those are super cute BTW!!

Millie Allen · Answer

use a clear polyurethane spray. You can also use a polyurethane brush on type clear

Bette Miller Wolfert · Answer

As long as you don't use them under pans just removed from thre stove, most urethane or verethene finishes should work, cause the coffee cups shouldn't get that hot. Keep in mind that a coaster is meant to keep moisture from getting on your table, and if you coat it too heavily with anything, that moisture will roll off the coaster and onto your table, or it will remain on the bottom of the cup or glass and drop off onto your clothes or table top. Actually, these coasters would be the absolute perfect answer to keeping that from happening if they were simply coated lightly and made with little tiny sides [as if they were inset in a frame.] I am completely in love with your idea. You obviously took a lot of time on the design. They would also look great with a scattered look. They are really lovely and would fit into anyones decor. Coffee beans for coffee cups. Pure genius. I think I am doing this. Thanks for sharing.

Vicki · Answer

I saw a Pinterest post where a lady used a two part clear epoxy resin on her modge podge tile coasters.  Thinking she said it was heat proof.  She said it was better than just modge podge glue or polyurethane.  Try searching tile coasters epoxy resin on Pinterest, maybe it will come up.

Vicki · Answer

http://pinterest.com/pin/196399233726683449/

Alene Jones · Answer

believe it or not but gorilla glue does great! I used it to repair a favorite bowl and use it in microwave all the time with no problems

Sissy · Answer

Rust-oleum makes an automotive enamel in clear spray which is made for hot engines

Pamela Markey · Answer

I use a polyacrylic for heat resistance. I bought it at Lowe’s in their paint section. Also there is a lady on YouTube that discusses various finishes for all types of projects. I don’t remember her name. But type in key words and I think you will find her.

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