Are any of these safe to use on glass?
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I don't know I never used them for glass...and I can't try it 'cause I don't have the kit anymore
408712
Yes I think they should be ok, these are very soft and shouldn't damage the glass. When I cleaned my windows with Invisible Glass window cleaner, I just used a micro cleaning towel,
1635516
The container doesn't specify surfaces that are ok, but says it can damage some auto paints and "many plastics." The info line is 1-877-466- 3663. I think glass would be ok as it's not porous. I used this product on jewelry, which the glue coated when it spilled on my hand. It cleaned that very well and quickly. And it's more fragile than glass.
811233
I would not hesitate to use it on any glass surface that is not tinted or otherwise treated. The only caveat is to be sure your glass is spotless before you apply the shield.
528055
First this only works on plastic not glass. The next concern would be is the tint on the surface or is it through and through? If they are plastic and you won't rub off the tint, I think it might work. I would be very cautious.
1165762
Havent used it on glass but you can email Anolon and they would be able to help answer your question. Hope that helps. MJ
1795147
Yes they are safe to use on a glass top stove as I have a GE glass cooktop and have been using these for years. We liked them so much we purchased them for our daughter in law.
1532916
Most electronics manufacturers advise against standard glass cleaners. Also, paper towels and napkins can scratch your glass -- they are made from pulpwood, after all.The two approved methods I know of are: 1. Lens cleaning spray or wipes (usually containing isopropyl alcohol) 2. solution of equal parts distilled water and white vinegarIn either case, be sure to dry the glass thoroughly with a soft cloth (cotton or microfiber) to avoid streaks.
1304705
I have not used it on glass just the snow blowers . But since it is silicone based my guess is that it may leave a little residue on your windshield.
1106926
They say they can be used but I have only tried them on mason jars and glass bottles. Not impressed. The Martha Stewart paints and Plaid are wonderful for glass with the Liquitex Medium Semi- gloss over them. Hope this helps.
1426939
I used only on gas stove but they seem to be not so heavy so I think they are ok to use on glass top.
187386
I don't think you can use it on glass at all. It dries milkey so it would look like frosted glass if you did. Supposedly they are working on a version that dries clear.
1122019
I would not risk that if I were you. They are not recommended for eyes glasses. This is especially true since you would not want any residual material from this near your eyes or nose (vapors). It is minor if you clean them well afterwards.
1233226
I haven't tried them on glass. Interesting question! I've used them on metal and they covered nicely; did not look translucent at all. I may try them on glass.
1545046
Iv'e never used mine on glass but for the smaller pieces of metal I use it on I am very happy with it.
1387462
i have not had to buy any yet, i clean mine regularly w/ the block. i have seen them in stained glass places before, tips & irons. hope that helps!
648578
Sure, I haven't tried it, but anything glass would work well. And that's great idea to make the glass a little safer. I'd recommend watching a YouTube video on how the full time guys do it, as they have tricks to keep bubbles out.Nathanwww.wework180s.com