Will this work to glue together a broken resin statue
347529
I'm really not sure. I used it to cover a small crack in my bathtub. I don't know if it would hold the pieces of a statue together or not. Depends on the size and how heavy the pieces are, too. I don't think it would hurt it though. I would try Gorilla Glue first. It holds everything!!
347530
It probably will work, but there certainly are better glues out there...and less expensive too. I once glued a resin lamp with basic white glue and it worked fine. If you need to fill in some missing chunks of your broken statue, after gluing it, use sheet rock mud. You can slap it on, let it dry and then either sand it or scrape off the excess with a sharp knife.
347531
Linda this very well at repairing every kind of project I have ever needed it for. I know a buddy of mine used it four holes in a boat and it held perfectly fine and he fishes in it everyday. in regards tell your staff to you I have no way of saying it will for sure work but I sure do not see why it would not. this I can guarantee about the product, if it will not work for the you are asking about you will definitely find a use for it
479575
Absolutely. I glue rubber protective feet to my art pieces that are made from metal. Just make sure to wipe both parts off with a bit of rubbing alcohol first to make sure they are clean. The tube opening is a bit large for delicate work, so I use a scrap of waxed paper to squeeze out some goop then apply to my item with a toothpick. Hope this helps.
672818
if super glue is safe this will be too. They are both CA glues. Sorry best answer I can give.
140903
I think that it should be fine for crafts. Depending on the type of glue that you are using, the bond can be strong enough for several projects. Not bad of a unit, I only use it occasionally, not sure if hot enough or durable for professional heavy duty use.
784539
If he has patience, and someone to help him with the special glue you'd need to use, then yes. If he has a short attention span, and doesn't like detail work this might not be the right gift for him. Merry Christmas!
1573791
Would say yes to this question, but make sure your glue lines are kept to a minimum and wait for it to completely dry.
2160078
I use this glue to attach findings to glass jewelry but it dries clear and I think it would work great for ceramic repairs!
1175090
If you can put together a 'regular' glue it model, or can follow instructions well, you should have no troubles. If you do have any issues, there are forums on the web with boatloads of help like rcuniverse.com or rcgroups.com
1502944
this is NOT a snap kit, glue must be used through out, I recomend Model Master Liquid Cement for Plastic Models
224940
I would think so, with the right type of mold. You would want a mold that's non-stick probably. Trial & error will be the only way to know. This resin does dry hard & clear.
550260
Yes, it should be possible, but keep in mind that the glue you use may not adhere to the rubber very well or the surface of the item you glue them to.
2183338
Model glue won't work. You can use epoxy or super glue. Something like Gorilla Glue would also work.
104891
Sure - but you have to know where the weak link is. In some cases the magnet to metal connection may be stronger than the glued connection so when you try to pull things apart the glue connection will "fail", i.e. separate, instead of the magnet separating from the metal.
1725215
I certainly dont see why not ....I would test the glue on a small spot and wait a little while to check for corrosion or color change ..but Im pretty sure you'll be ok !!!! Good idea by the way !!!
665567
not sure what type of repair you might be looking at doing. BUT i have used forks and spoons in some of my odd little sculptures and it works on them just fine.
1270367
Sculpey Polymer Clay has no adhesive quality. But try it on a small piece of stone and see how it responds. I think you will be happy with the results. Just be gentle while handling it and make sure you have a thick enough piece that you are not tearing it while it is in use. Gary
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Yes, it should work. Suggest you spread it evenly on the piece, light layer and a little on the table "gap. Be ready with a wrung out rag to wipe away excess glue after you press the piece into place. If you can gently clamp the piece in place while it dries/sets, great, but if not you might want to use that blue painters tape to hold it in place.