Can I use this for stained glass
1024713
This is a "light duty" soldering iron, I would suggest "Wall Lenk LG400C 400/150 Heavy Duty Watt Soldering Gun". That is the best soldering gun in the world if you ask me... it has a light, it gets hot fast, and it has a big wide tip for heating wide wire or I'm assuming a wide solder joint on stained glass... Good Luck!
1024714
This is a 25 watt soldering iron. This article I found says you need 40-80 watts for stained glass: http://www.walmart.com/c/bg/soldering-iron-buying-guide - so I'd say the answer is no.
1024715
I've never used it for that. Being the temperature the tip gets to I wouldn't recommend using it to touch anything that can not handle an immediate increase in temperature. We have mainly used these for soldering resisters, capacitors, etc to circuit boards where we mainly are extremely fast with contact on/off the metal part of the competence.
1893731
I have used Muslims diamond glaze to put rhinestones, pebbles and other small embellishments on bowls, jars and tile. It has not stripped the coloring, but in fact has given me a beautiful glass like shine. I also use this glaze to glue and seal material cutouts onto glass. I actually stopped using glues because the diamond glaze is so multifunctional. Happy Crafting
1901071
Hi Grandor, yes I used it on plastic glasses that I used for decoration and it worked well.
797251
Yes I believe you might be able to use it on chemically treated glass. The manufacturer states that it's safe to use on tinted glass and other similar types of glass, but I would contact them directly to make sure. Here's the contact info. The company name is Stoner, located in Quarryville PA, their phone # is (717) 786-7355. Good luck, hope it works!
1376860
The rubbing compound that this comes with was definitely not made for glass. You could use the felt wheels to polish the glass, but you'd be better off using toothpaste or some kind of vinegar solution. Even then all you really need is a clean rag. Power tools might be overdoing it.
355225
I wouldn't advise it because it may pull off the paint when removed, would suggest just using them on Glass.
848528
Yes you can but it will be difficult to do. On glass I use a homeade cleaner that works great 2 cups water 1/2 tsp dawn 1/4 cup white vinegar" good luck!
952422
I don't know if I would use this on glass. I did use it on a very inexpensive entry way table, and everyone always says they love it. It looks great, but on glass...that could go either way.
1230670
Sorry, I've never tried that. My use for this product is as a resist when etching glass.
54403
I don't see why not - it's essentially a liquid fiberglass kind of glazing itself - it should dry fine over the glaze (clean with rubbing alcohol first). However the product will wash off in about 6 months - I've had to repurchase and reapply about every 6 months
1576909
It's suppose to be good for glass on glass as long as both surfaces are clean and dry. For my jewelry, when gluing a metal finding to a glass pendant, I will clean both surfaces with alcohol.
247446
Yes! I used it to etch wine glasses. It rinses off no problem and doesn't damage the stencils at all.
546669
I really don't know for sure, but I do not see why you can't. I used it on the windows near my art work so that the sun shining thru would not fade the paintings. I don't see any reason that you cannot put it directly on the glass that covers the photos or art. The only thing that I can think of is the clarity, typically you want the glass over the photos to be super clear, this is a film and you may get a slight reduction in the clarity. It would be better to put the film on the windows that allow the sun to shine in. Hope this helps.
857564
Sure it will work for that. Obviously, if you have some heavy staining then you may need some type of cleaner to help lift the stain but this will add a lot of agitation power that you just couldn't get by hand. It's only issue would be it doesn't get into tight corners.
922394
I would assume you can if you are just using for a counter top. If you are going to use for cutting food prep etc. I would not recommend staining
1840023
I haven't tried using this particular paint on glass before. You can get chalkboard paint for glass at a local craft store (cheaper) -- that's what I use.
102507
No the glass around the edge can be used for glasses. You may want to keep the flame level a little lower if you're using it with the glassware. We love our table and have gotten a lot of compliments on it.