can this be used on outdoor projects? I want to glue mosic tiles to a glass window
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Yes, I used it on a glass totem outside. It has been exposed to Texas weather and has held up well.
357235
I have also just used it on my windows. It would need to be attached to something to stay secure. Tape will not stick to it. You would probably have to use nails. Thinking of using this also when I enclose my covered patio. Good luck!
664208
I used it for top coating mosaic birdhouses for outside, so I would say yes.
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I have used Loctite 349 to attach glass-on-glass and glass-on-metal for outdoor sculptures and the pieces have held perfectly through rain and snow. I don't think immersion should be a problem
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If you can use screws to attach metal and wood, it will be better ...... I don't think the glue will work with metal, unless is Gorilla Glue, 100% water proof. Which you can use it to almost everything, metal, wood, ceramic, plastic etc.
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I think so. It might come off with moisture/ temperature since it is removable. I imagine it would be like one of those sticky cling plastic things that would stick to windows, just without the adhesive. I would give it a try. :)
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My guess is probably...if you let it dry for at least 24 hours before you expose it to moisture. If you are working with glass or non-porous materials I think it would work even better if you could seal the project in some way. If you are using porous material I think it should not be an issue. I did have it loosen once when I was gluing stained glass but it had not had 24 hours to dry.
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It could be used outdoors but the problem is the glue on the label won't hold in the weather very well. All you can do is try it and see how it works for your situation.
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No, I don't think it would work for outside. Maybe a garage but you wouldn't want moisture to be around it. I'm afraid it would just mold the wood.
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This would not be my first choice for outdoor use. My daughter has used a glue called "E-6000" for an outdoor project with good success. It dries very slowly, so on something like your project one would have to start at the bottom and do one or two rows at a time. It takes days for it to fully cure and stop off-gassing.
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Can be used outdoors ..sticks to most smooth metal surfaces....not for wood.... you would also want to apply it to a dry surface , but it will hold up to all types of weather after it sets up. But like almost everything man-made it will more than likely will wear in time.
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Yes, you can use it outdoor. The life time would be a little less depending on the amount of direct sun light. And also the wall need to be flat and some outdoor wall is not flat to put on decal. Other than that it should be fine.
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I suppose you could try. I only used it on the molding around the roof. It has good adherence.
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I,ve never head of it used on exterior sides of windows but maybe Lexen.LLC could answer your question.That is where I ordered from.
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I agree with Mickey's answer below. There is no reason why you COULDN'T put it on the outside of the window as the instructions are to clean the window, apply a mixture of soap/water to the window using a spray bottle, position the trimmed to fit film and then squeegee (supplied) the film to get the water out. However, it would likely have a shorter life due to the elements it would face (changing temps, humidity, pollution...) and I don't know whether it would maintain its "stick" if it is outdoors. Bottom line is "I don't know."
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I'm sure it was not intended to be used outdoors; however, it is all plastic so it could be used outdoors. Just would be harder to keep track of the blocks and not sure how the little booklet on the side would hold up with moisture.
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This product is great on woods and some plastics. I would agree with Christine. It might work but there are better glues for glass on glass.