How to get stones to stick to a metal kettle?
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I would think E6000 glue would do the trick. You can find it at craft stores.
Hi Golfing.gal, I suggest using a glue called E6000. or Gorilla Glue. Both are great products. Hope this helps.
E600 or silicone glue should work. Sounds like a funboroject......Good luck!
E-6000 Glue. Here's an online review: "When it comes to crafting, opt for an adhesive that can hold its own. This glue is uniquely formulated to meet high-performance needs—think heavy materials like wood, metal and concrete. It’s also excellent for crafts, working with an array of mediums, including fabric, glass, fiberglass, ceramics, leather, rubber, vinyl and many plastics." carried by Amazon, Walmart, and more. Good luck!
Yes, I second that on the E6000
E6000 is my go to glue--works very well!
Looks like I'm going shopping for some E6000! Thanks everyone!