Would this bond to glass in the case of solar cell encapsulation?
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You should call their customer service phone #. I got it off their website http://countertopepoxy.com/: (970) 639-9338
2198807
If you use the permanent adhesive it should stick to glass just fine. It depends if the glass will be outside or inside as rain or water might be a factor. :)
691483
Although it would work, I think it could weaken the structural integrity of the glass. Abrasive etching would be a better solution.
692551
I have never used it for glass to glass but I have used this stuff for the last fifteen or so years and I have never been disappointed. Temperature has no effect on it. I mostly use it on plastics. Hope this helps.
492505
Not very successfully. Glass has too smooth a surface for contact cement to make a good bond. My suggestion is to use super glue but its application can be difficult since it has the viscosity of water.
682459
I don't know for sure but I doubt that this product would be suitable. First, it hardens to a dark grey color which would seem inappropriate for any glass application where visibility is important. I would think something like super glue would be both an excellent adhesive for such a non-porous material as well as being transparent. Good luck.
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I used it on window glass and it adhered quite nicely. I believe it will adhere to plexiglass.
810478
I don't think so. The solar cells kind of fall apart due to sun and temperature extremes. Before that they work fine
1214763
No, the plastic backing is pretty stiff. Imagine a 1/8" clear plastic sheet like you can find at Home Depot, and it's probably along those lines. The documentation also warns that overbending can damage the solar cells.
906937
Amy, I just pulled a sticker off the wall and applied it to glass successfully! So to answer you question, Yes! I hope this helps. A very great buy!
1102151
Maybe, it is more like a shatter resistant glass. It's amazing, I've broken 2 of them w/o crackling my screen. The adhesive backing didn't separate it stayed together but was broken. You might be able to pull it off. Good luck.
496014
Yes. I have tested it on cardboard, wood, fencing, peg board, and even glass. The can says that it will not stick to galvanized metals. You need 2-3 light coats for it to work on glass.
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Theoretically, I would guess this product would work on all optical glass regardless of weather the glass attached to a camera body.
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It does dry clear. As for bonding plastic hinges to glass, I would say no. This is a solvent cement, similar to what you use to join PVC pipe. It is designed to dissolve the surface of some types of plastic so the pieces being joined have a weld-like bond when they harden. In your case, the glass would not dissolve. I think the results would be poor, with no strength to the joint. I would try a cyanoacrylate-based product (Super glue) instead.
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If you are applying it to the inside surface which is not etched, I don't see why you couldn't use it. But on an etched surface,it will not stay as well, and you will see where it doesn't lie close to the glass.
2112551
Possible, but I would not try it. This is a good adhesive for prints and canvas, but I think the weight of glass would surpass the sheering strength of the bond. You might check with a glass shop and ask for something specific for your application.
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probably not. It gets its strength from being wrapped around itself. The epoxy bonds best when wrapped not applied in a single layer. Seek a wall crack repair!!!