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marine grade outdoor epoxy
Florists glue
E6000
100% silicon caulk -- clear -- same stuff we make aquariums out of! but it has to be 100% PURE Silicone! not a 'combination' product
E6000 STINKS ! Hate it..it has undone many of my projects after I read how great it was here on Hometalk. I 2nd the Silicone. In fact? I use LOCTITE POWEREGRAB adhesive for everything now and it's fantastic !
E-6000
I Quik Grip glue for this type of project. It sets up quickly. I use masking tape to hold in place while I work but the tape can be removed in a very short time.
E-6000 takes too long to set up, runs from underneath the gems, and doesn't hold up well outside.
Epoxy.
I use Loctite GO2 Gel in tube (so easy to control flow) for everything. Stronger than any superglue and have repaired things that I thought I had to toss. Got it at Home Depot.
I would use super glue, unless you're wanting to use some sort of grout. I've seen tile grout used, as well.
I would use E6000 glue.
Tjanks so much for info
E 6000 glue works great, also gorilla glue.
E6000 or Loctite glass glue.
Epoxy is very strong or Loctite glue.
E6000
Marine Silicone should do it.