Is this epoxy thick enough or tacky enough to glue something to a vertical surface without it running down ?
1315479
You would need to monitor it closely. It sets up quickly like it says in a 5 minutes. Work it together and just before it starts to set (it will get thick) paste it into the area you wish to join and that should do it for you. This is an excellent product by the way. I've ordered several different types via the internet over the years and the Bob Smith brand has always done the job, never had a problem with the way they store or ship it.
1315480
My experience in gluing bamboo strips to a bathroom mirror was very good. The epoxy adhered to the wood well while placing it on the vertical mirror surface. There is some minor running, but not enough to cause a problem.
1315481
This is epoxy. It has no ability to keep something in place before it hardens.However, it does harden in 5-10 minutes, so taping or holding it in place for this length of time might work.
1315482
Yes, it is. I'd suggest mixing a small amount according to directions, then letting it sit for about 60 seconds. It will start to thicken. Then you put it to use. Just be aware that it starts to set up fairly quickly and gets very tacky after about 4 mins.
1315483
If you place it on a vertical surface you will have to wait until it starts to cure some. It is very runny at first but sets up quickly. In five minutes it will bond both surfaces for good. Great product.
917753
It's pretty thick but would depend on how much foot traffic it will get. Also, it's slick...not sure how to anchor to floor. We used as stone backdrop and that worked well.
1449424
It's a self leveling sealant, so it is good only for horizontal surfaces, like a roof .... it flows and settles out, never really hardens all the way which is what a roof needs, especially with flexing on the road. Get a non-leveling sealant for vertical surfaces/joints. Regular bath silicone is what I use, since there is water involved. Dicor also makes a noon-leveling sealant but the reviews I read whised they had used silicone. http://www.amazon.com/Dicor-551LSW1-White-Non-Sag-Sealant/dp/B003YJLIW8/ref=cm_cr_pr_product_top
527866
I have poured very small amounts (2"x2") as a molding epoxy, but only needed it to be about 3/8" thick. The product instructions say that 3/8" is about as thick as you should pour.I imagine that you could build it up to 1" as I built up thin (1/8") layers to achieve a total thickness of 1/4" on a tabletop.
1465537
The adhesive held great on as smooth surface, for me. Maybe you could use u-nails or construction adhesive.
1974
I have not used it on the outside of anything, but from what I remember when I was cleaning up the glue, it was not sticky, if this is what you need. It is flexible but not grippy.
1581213
Seems to hold ok on plastics if allowed to completely dry (at least overnight). For things like stone and metal it doesn't adhere so well. Agitation more so than water itself is the problem (such as rinsing the glued item under running water). Probably better off using 4-minute epoxy, testing an inconspicuous area first to make sure the adhesive doesn't dissolve the items being glued.
1899904
It is epoxy, and it will work on just about anything as long as the surface is clean and roughend up a bit.
1518973
It's light enough to use either . But I used screws in my garage .. I'd stay away from any adhesive though your rip off your paint/texture off the walls
114319
It is a little heavy. If you get 3M VHB and treat the surface you would probably have success. However, you may do better finding something with adhesive already and less weight for a vertical mount.
744392
We applied it to a vertical drywall surface and it worked great. We primed the wall first and that was it. We slapped on two thin skim coats of Ardex and called it good.
1078736
I would use latex. The epoxy will stick better and the finished product will be just as glossy.
2116770
Yes Jessica'. This will work fine. A swith any glue, Put some weight weight on top of the glued item. Let it set fora few hours in an airy area......
760617
If you rough up the Bondo a bit and wipe it down with acetone the epoxy should adhere very well. Thank you.
1592622
if you acid washed the concrete and proper prep instructions this simple 2 sided tape should not in no way hurt the epoxy. the only way it would is if the epoxy was not cured to the floor in this area. hope this helps. A Bonus I went with the traffic signal style $20 here for the plus model as I got tired of kicking these things. Good luck.
577116
I just used heavy-duty 3M double-sided tape. It's the same strength as the tape they use on their wall hooks. I hung this vertically inside my cabinet door as it was too wide for the door.
810586
This glue is strong if you are gluing one piece on top of another but I would use a differnent type of glue to fill gaps, like construction glue in a tube. What is it you are trying to glue?