Is it ok to use on outdoor glass items?
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That is a tough question, Karen. I don't know how it would stand up to water, sun and temperature changes. I tried using this product (used 5 packages total) and was never satisfied with it. It forms a clear gummy compound that remains sticky with glass. The more area that is being glued the better. For outdoor use I'd consider using clear silicone. Silicone sticks to glass extremely well, isn't affected by water, sun or temperature changes (up to 600 degrees F) and keeps its form. It also costs less and has other uses around the house. Specifically, you may want to use the type used for aquariums. Something like "ASIN: B0002ASD2K, Item model number: 15905650038" or similar.
1608731
I used it on glass - but I'm thinking it might work just as well as long as the plexiglass is smooth and doesn't have scratches in it. That's just my opinion, of course.
1666498
I would think it would be fine on Plexiglass. Check the manufacturer'so web site to be sure. But I don't think it would be good on the outside of the window, because it uses water to adhere to the glass. I would be concerned that rainwater would cause it to peel off if it were applied outside. Why not apply it from the inside? I think you will still get a nice effect.
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You can, but I'm not exactly sure how to do it. I have polished some rough beach glass using fine sand. (But then I have to state it is not genuine beach glass-purists don't approve of putting it on the tumbler. http://davesgarden.com/community/forums/t/761052/ try this gentleman's siggestions -
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yes. its safe. just make sure you clean the glass really well. been almost a year and the effects r still there
823575
It can be used for outdoor projects if you use a clear varnish protective coating. My husband makes rain gauges and birdhouses that hold up well, if using a clear varnish coating.
2205673
I use it outdoor it is polyester no paper so water proof , make sure the surface is clean and flat , glass work best however I use on plastic , painted metal and wood as well, clean the surface with little alcohol to remove stain and fat and it should hold on as well , my location is in shadow so not sure how long the text will last in full sun
283557
This item is not specifically intended to be kept outdoors. It may show signs of weathering over time.
952421
yes you can. it'll dry just like on any other non-porous surface, but you can scrape it off with a razor blade and the glass will be fine underneath.
547084
there are some plastic parts that would not do well in DW, but the glass itself is OK to put in DW.Personally, I rinse them right after use and let it drip dry. No need for dish soap or DW.
691483
Although it would work, I think it could weaken the structural integrity of the glass. Abrasive etching would be a better solution.
1583647
As long as you are applying it to glass, you're good. It can do weird things to plastic, and the directions say not to use it on plastic.
1298437
If the windows are glass. I used on both the inside and outside of my windows. I would think you could use paper towels. I mixed in a bucket and put in on with the scrubber/sponge side of a squeegee. Hope this helps.
1037209
Most definitely. I would rough up the finish with some steel wool (00), tape off the glass, and spray it on.
1379798
Were you trying to paint the vinyl or the glasses. The vinyl is water proof so it should work for what you're trying to do
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Yes but as with all products used on a mirror, lens or any types of glass, you should still be gentle and careful.
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I am not sure, I've only used in on glass items. Maybe micro waving the plastic glasses?