What type of glue can I use for a beach glass project for outdoors?

Answer this question

Answered

I have a lot of beach glass and I would like to do a mosaic piece. It will be outdoors on the side of my shed. Do you have any thoughts as to the best adhesive to use...?????

9 answers

Sheila on Jul 18, 2016
E6000

Helpful Reply
Carol Day on Jul 18, 2016
I use E6000 on all my outdoor projects, so far nothing has fallen apart

Helpful Reply
Mrs P on Jul 18, 2016
I have also used e6000 I have had things dry with that glue sitting in sun in less than 3-4 hours, a bird bath took 3 days to set to rock solid, but it does hold up in weather.

Helpful Reply
Becky Klein-McCreary on Jul 18, 2016
Agree with all of the above -- E6000.

Helpful Reply

Tinydancer on Jul 19, 2016
We don't think E6000 is all that great. For an outdoor project you might use a product by Liquid Nails called Fuze It. (not sure if it comes in clear4) Sounds like fun!!!

Helpful Reply
Leah Beerhalter on Jul 19, 2016
epoxy

Helpful Reply
Brenda Cooley on Jul 20, 2016
Try silicone

Helpful Reply
Tinydancer on Jul 30, 2016
:)

Helpful Reply
Chloe Crabtree on Apr 05, 2022

E6000 or Loctite glass glue.

Helpful Reply

Blackout curtains behind vertical blinds

Diane on Feb 03, 2016

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

See Answers