I am looking to glue glass plates to brass candle sticks. Has anyone tried this with these materials? I have used e6000 and epoxies and am not happy.
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I have not tried it; my experience is with gluing fabric to metal, which worked o.k., and fabric to fabric, which also worked o.k. The bottle says it works on nonporous materials but they recommend only "small projects," which sounds like it's not the best solution. Good luck; if the items you already tried did not work, I don't have any other suggestions.
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Have not tried glass to brass, but have tried metal to metal, semi-precious stone to metal, wood to metal....all with great success. The key is holding with pressure until a good bond is achieved for a good set. Good luck with your project.
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I bought this to a fix a 1" x 2" magnet to Pvc pipe and it did NOT work for me.
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Never used it on glass. I have used it on bathtub tile, which might be similar. I use it on everything else, tho. It is the very best glue I have found----------give it as gifts to all my family.
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I use renaissance wax to maintain my arms. I have used it on wood and work excellent. Never used it on epoxy surface but I believe it will not make any harm and will bring back shine.
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I have used it on glass, stoneware and china. Not sure what kind of china it was. I love these hangers. I hung platters on my kitchen wall and got the ones for larger plates and platters. Hope this help you.
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WAYYYYYY too powerful for a candle lighter. I use it for soldering sterling silver. Using it for candles us overkill. Get a butane fireplace lighter for candles.
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Hi Ava, I used it to glue back a ceramic garden stool and it worked perfectly. I don't know how large your vase is but I would apply the epoxy with a tooth pick or something where you can control the amount of glue applied, that way hopefully you can restore it in a way that looks flawless! Best of luck...
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Before you glue the seashells make sure you really like the way its designed. If you want to glue permanently, try the heated glue stick, using the very minimum amount of glue. you can try a clear glue that is sensitive to a paper/and or plastic material. Good luck
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They have a waxy finish, so my best guess is that it would be similar to painting a traditional wax candle. I wonder if gilding wax would work? AMACO Rub 'n Buff Wax Metallic Finish, Gold Leaf, 0.5-Fluid Ounce
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Wow, I'd never heard of that--micarta. My guess is: probably. I have repeated first hand knowledge that it can glue glass to glass. It can also glue wood to melamine. It can even glue the soles back on to tennis shoes. But I don't know about the product your are asking about. I would give it a shot though. Even if it doesn't it is a great glue to own.
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Laura, I would think so if you melt candle wax by putting this over a pot with hot water on the stove. It melts the candy coatings fine so I would think it would work for candle wax too.
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Sorry - I have not used on real brass door knobs. But it worked on brass candlesticks.
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Yes. That's exactly what I did. I like Epillys wax & I just heated it up & poured it in. I really like it. The wax never gets too hot either.
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If you haven't heard of Weldbond, I highly recommend it for applications like this. It's easier to use than epoxy and I call it the "stick anything to anything glue". If you slide the magnets apart as opposed to simply trying to pull one off, they will release MUCH more easily, or use a notecard and slide it between them. Since the magnets are small, a notecard is probably your best option.
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As strong as the plastic you are bonding to the metal if that makes since..I glued a plastic piece to a window with this stuff and it will not come off...make sure the pieces you are bonding are clean and dry then mix the glue together well. follow the directions on how long to wait till it sets up.
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I make hold in battle glass do very good job .I no used in ceramic. yet.. .only in glass. Very good. But you had to take time. No Roch.
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No. I would suggest using locktite glass glue that is what professionals use.
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Sorry...can't answer your specific question because I spray painted my candles with a light coat to match my decor... They turned out great...