will this work on a 3 inch straight crack in a glass picture frame? will it dry clear?
1873924
Yes it will dry clear! I do believe it will take care of the crack, but I'm sure the glass will show a line where the crack was.
1873925
I doubt it. You may find it holds the glass together but you will still see the crack. If it were me, I'd replace the glass.
1873926
I've not used it on glass or attempted a crack repair but it does dry clear and I've found it strong. I would just make sure you support the glass after drying and suspect the crack may still show. Be sure to wipe off any epoxy that oozes out of the crack when you put it together and give it time to dry without touching or moving it.
1873927
i do not believe so, i used to to glue a metal bracket to granite and both on the bracket and on the tile i mixed it on, it dried cloudy and with a hint of yellow.
1083269
I had a crack in my marble about 4 inches long with a few deep places in it. Say about 1/16 of an inch deep and it filled all of the crack but was still easily seen in as much as the material is clear. I used a permanent marker of it and it helped but it will not perform as advertised. Good Luck ;- )
507205
I believe it dries clear. Well, the welding glue that I had dried clear anyways. Try not to use alot because it will flake when dry and if you attempt to clean off residue. I hope this helps.
851254
It would probably work, i would just make sure to lightly sand the frame first and clean it and wipe it off real well and allow it to dry before painting. Good luck!
582791
Don't think that this product would work to fill in or smooth out a surface crack as it was not meant to be exposed to the outside elements. Once heat or moisture builds up around this product, it can get sticky and will probably start smearing all over your screen.
1016284
Yes, this does dry to more of a clear plastic consistency. Perhaps you needed a lacquer.
117895
If you want to apply it to the glass it would have to. You could apply it to the would, but It would probably still slide around. If you're asking because you think you might see the glue, I don't think you'd notice it much. However, my husband used it on the bottom of a board game he made so it wouldn't slide around the table, so we didn't use it on glass.
916080
My guess is it would make it slightly more difficult to break if the tint is the aftermarket film type. That's basically colored tape covering your window so even thought the glass might bread it will still be held loosely by the tape. You might have to hit it in more than one place and then tear or cut the tint film. I would think this tool would still be effective in getting the glass to a point where you can pull apart the tint film. You might even use the cutting blade to cut the film? Hope this helps.
452610
Yes, but only on really flat surfaces, like flat plastic, acrylic, sheets of metal (sheets of anything, really), the back LCD screens... But it won'd adhere to fabric or anything like that. haven't tested on glass. The things I stick with it, they remain stuck, as long as they are flat. I feel the tape lost some stickiness after being exposed to high humidity (the kind of humidity you get when you see morning dew on plants), but I shouldn't have exposed the tape to that. Just keep it in a fresh, dry place, it will last.
1217063
Hi Eric. It just so happens I have stumbled on a nice sealer/finisher, a totally matte spray by Deco Art, Americana. It is nicely clear, doesn't seem to yellow the paint and is just the ticket for the crackle medium. I found it on Amazon, and it may be a bit pricier than something you'd find in Home Depot type box store, but it works fine. I'm doing a big wall cupboard in crackle, and I am thinking about using it on a table if it's conducive to using as a dining top finish. Good luck! Terri C.
2155236
Yes the "sticky" is clear. I'm not sure about it holding the weight of a glass rectangle - my experience is only with paper crafting. If the glass is being adhered to something itself and the tape isn't holding the entire weight, it might work. If packing tape came in narrow sizes, I'd think that would hold. Sorry I can't be more specific for your project - it's excellent for my cards and scrapbooking. Good luck on your project.
1759371
I tested with a rubber stamp. It requires several minutes to dry. But once it's dry, it will not smear.
943099
Probably would work, but will not 'dry' clear. I'd suggest a windhield star repair kit, that stuff is designed to fix stars in windhields, I've used it for that purpose, it works. Look for 'windshield star patch kit' or similar search. Try this.... http://www.amazon.com/Windshield-Yourself-Repair-Cracks-Bullls-Eyes/dp/B000EA5WLS/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1412863195&sr=8-1&keywords=windshield+repair
431609
I think it depends on how big the slit is, but for smallish slits, less than three or four inches, yes. You just need to apply the right amount and give it time to dry.
1301762
not sure, maybe try with the primer, should stick but not sure how smooth it will look, has to be smooth as glass or any imperfection will show up
1955117
I think it depends on the crack... I tried using this on a crack on my windshield and it was too small or tight for the liquid to get in there and do its thing... and so the crack is still there. I think this stuff is decent, but keep in mind that it's a temporary fix for the inevitable need to replace your windshield altogether. Hope that helps.
719329
Sure. Just clean a window frame with alcohol and dry&heat; with conventional hair dryer. When applying to the old windows, I found it useful to use scotch tape to check if old paint doesn't fall off.