Would the glue hold a hand-sized piece that broke off the bottom of a downward hanging glass lampshade?
1315454
Absolutely NOT! This is not a good glass adhesive. I am a glass worker. I would use a UV glue. You would put it on the glass edge then press together and put it in the sun for 10 minutes or so. If you had a UV light it just takes a matter of minutes. Don't put the UV glue on outside because it bonds quickly. You could use tape to hold the pieces together until it initially bonds then let sit in the sun a while.
11089
I would not trust this product to hold up the glass you describe. First of all, the plate hanger is held in place with springs. Especially without a rim to protect it, the constant tension could be detrimental to the stained glass panel. This product broke while I was stretching it around a glass platter -- one of the wires snapped -- so I certainly would not use this brand of plate hanger to hold up anything heavy and/or fragile.
2048876
Yes...yes...use glue sparingly. Very light weight. Conforms to any shape. Hope this helps.
735041
I seriously doubt it would hold much weight. I use it as a finish for hand made wooden writing instruments (pens).. I would suggest good epoxy..
2092936
I would not recommend it. From experience, this glue will separate from adjoining parts if not prepped properly. Recommend using a clear silicone...
1198717
I'm sorry, but I cannot help with that one. I had a hobby shop suggest Weldbond for me to glue a glass handle on a small glass pitcher and it did not hold at all. I tried twice, let it dry in correct position, left it alone for a couple weeks and when I stood it upright after a short while the handle fell off. Again, this was smooth glass onto smooth glass. Hopefully it might hold on a painted wall. It might. It is supposed to be an excellent product, but didn't help me.
238716
The clamp is metal and it is a good thing as the glass is quite heavy so I am sure anything less than metal would definitely not work. I ordered a spare lamp/bulb with mine as I do not want to be without this unit! I pan gold under it daily and would go stir crazy if I could not enjoy this hobby!
66792
I would go to a local Home Depot and ask which glue would work for this application. Just remember that the edge is not beveled and might look unfinished. I used these as center pieces.
1593923
it should as long as the glass/crystal is transparent enough to allow uv light through to cure the bond. Sunlight works best (and quickest) but a uv bulb will suffice
1576910
No. I would suggest using locktite glass glue that is what professionals use.
1530827
In this case it will defiantly work. I don't know better glue than this one! Make sure that a hole is free from glue after use by squeezing it a little otherwise it can dry just like any other glue.
492506
This wouldn't really be a good choice for gluing glass. I personally would use epoxy or super glue. The latter would be the easiest.
2032876
Yes, if the back glue is strung... you can also fix it to the picture frame if necessary.
548039
I think it would be too heavy. It might work for a while but I think either the plastic would break or the glue would pull off.
366593
Only if you have the tools to drill through glass (not a trivial task). The other alternative is to glue it on with a good epoxy... there is not much stress on it when you pull off aknife, so it should hold. Good luck!
1097172
Glassine (like paper, not plastic). I think it would glue (I'd use glue stick) but I didn't try to glue it.
1195169
It does unscrew, but probably can not hold very much weight. A small shade would work