What is a good glue for painted surfaces?

by DeAnna Johnson

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I have always used E6000 for most things but have found it does not hold well on painted surfaces. Any suggestions?

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KatAych on Mar 07, 2016
What are you gluing and where?

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Janet Pizaro on Mar 07, 2016
Please explain what you need help with.

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Marlene Haigh on Mar 08, 2016
I tried super glue, that didn't hold up. I ended up trying hot glue as a last resort and guess what? It held the best on my painted trim.

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Barbara on Mar 08, 2016
Depending on what your gluing, you might want to try Liquid Nails. It's inexpensive and seems to hold up well.

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The Garden Frog with C Renee on Mar 08, 2016
Gorilla glue. follow the directions and you will have an incredible bond. I use the Gorilla wood glue now on furniture and I use the regular Gorilla Glue for most other things. Just be careful because it does expand!

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- Diana Spradlin on May 30, 2018
  
  What about regular gorilla glue? I'm in a time crunch and don't have time to go get gorilla wood glue. I'm just making a small little wooden frame and wanting to blue letters and crayons on the frame. But I have to finish it tonight LOL
  
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