Can clear epoxy used to glue back a resin made vase?
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Yes very durable dont dry quit but is very good..have like a good hour it works...
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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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I'm not sure about resin, but I have made ceramic ornaments out of clay with cutters similar to these. The trick is to use DW40 as if it is cooking spray, and lightly film them before pressing them into the clay. I hope this helps!
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I would call a hobby store and ask if they have a solution to remove the glue.
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if applied property to a clean surface, yes. But there are various other epoxys that are good too. Like MarineTex. But if you're talking about a Jon boat in fresh water, this will do the trick. I used it on a 6 ton ocean going vessel.
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The West System 207 special clear is made for doing that. Let it cure for three to four days. It is not fully hardened after only 24 hours. West System 404 is used as an additive to thicken the epoxy for filling cracks and knot holes. You remove bubbles by briefly using a heat gun over the surface of the poured epoxy. There are lots of YouTube videos on how to do that.
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Not no, but Heck NO! This stuff is for wood products. You might try a two-part epoxy such as Dev-con from B.E. Atlas.
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It will patch a hole, but so will bondo. If you need to restore the structure, this will be better, but you need to use the liquid epoxy first, the the paste to fill the void.
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Have never used it on epoxy,and i dont think one should. Works great on my rifles,wood and metal.
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According to my husband, whom it was bought for, it is removable. If there is any residue, 3M glue remover will work
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I used bondo to repair a rotted floor sill on a shed. It is essentially body filler and since you mix small amounts with epoxy for each application using it for a school project as you suggest probably would be difficult and much harder than you probably need. I would use modeling clay.
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The epoxy hardens in 10-15 minutes and can harden under water. It does not have to be clamped. The epoxy sticks to most surfaces without much cleaning or prep but it is more of a filler than a glue. Good luck with your repair.
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This is a glue remover, not a glue. Will soften super glue to be removed and may be used on glass. Mnay of the auto parts stores sell a special one-time glue used to glue rear-view lmirrors to glass.
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Yes, if the back glue is strung... you can also fix it to the picture frame if necessary.
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easy to use, just be careful with the glue and clean it with acetone when done
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use a cotton swab to apply glue to smaller parts if they will not stay together for the time required I either use masking tape on a piece of cardboard ie cereal box and tape one down apply epoxy position the other and secure it as well I use paper plates or cardboard to dispense a small amount of epoxy mix it up with a popsicle stick and apply for larger pieces
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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.
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Hello, I would suggest to use a clear two part epoxy for your application. The glue sticks will adhere wood and acrylic but strength would be minimal due to the non-porosity surface of the acrylic.