Can I glue marble and metal? It's for a C table.
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I used this for the purpose of gluing stone and metal in an outside environment that would see all kinds of weather, smoke and heat(chimney top cap) and it was done in 2009-2010 and is still holding strong so I would think this should be a perfect application for this make of Liquid Nails. If the C table is not going to see weather at all, there may be a less expensive adhesive made by Liquid nails that would work just as well. See their website if questions at http://www.liquidnails.com/. Very informative site for all their products!
1859056
I have never used this on marble, all I can tell you is that whatever applications I have used this product have worked and stayed together, not a problem. All I can suggest is to read the applications on the back of the product or on the website. Sorry I couldn't be of more help.
1859057
Thank you for your inquiry. This particular one is more for porous surfaces. Most metal isn't porous so this may have an issue bonding. The only glue we have specifically for metal is the Metal Projects Repair Adhesive. (LN-203) you may want to try that first.
1175090
If you can put together a 'regular' glue it model, or can follow instructions well, you should have no troubles. If you do have any issues, there are forums on the web with boatloads of help like rcuniverse.com or rcgroups.com
1458911
I don't think so....as the glass is secured to the table with suction cups. Possibly use a wood glue?
713299
I think the answer would be yes, but the tops are not marble, it is some kind of faux finish with a type of polyurethane top coat.
1887380
I would guess the plywood would have to be finished with a heavy coat of varnish of some kind. Also surface blemishes will be transmitted through the 'marble' and most plywood isn't perfectly flat. The grain does show through.
138863
I'm not sure this is the perfect product for that. This is really to fix etching and scratches. I would think a marble cleaning product would serve your purpose better.
1750747
I don't know about marble but was very disappointed when using it on mycorian countertops. It left them very smeared looking and I followed the directions to the tee.I would like to return this to Amazon but I don't have the box it came in since I thought this product would work. Very disappointed.
987310
You should use plastic or glassware to mix and use....never anything metallic as it interferes with the product....use plastic or glass..wood...only...NO METALS.
877757
I believe so. Won't damage surface. I have used gel-gloss cream liquid on marble. Prefer it better than the spray
479575
Absolutely. I glue rubber protective feet to my art pieces that are made from metal. Just make sure to wipe both parts off with a bit of rubbing alcohol first to make sure they are clean. The tube opening is a bit large for delicate work, so I use a scrap of waxed paper to squeeze out some goop then apply to my item with a toothpick. Hope this helps.
1428050
If the metal pin is light you could use this. But if it's something heavy is better crazy glue.
1891776
Yes. Please note, the table leg must be made of a solid material. Steel or wood - plastic will simply bend over time.
2262319
Its solid marble, you would ruin your knifes, besides scratch the beautiful surface. Get a cutting board.
1681822
No it cannot. It will stick like a boss to metal, wood, concrete, terra cotta and I have stretched and used it on a formica table that I primed with spray primer first. I know this because I use a hard plastic dinner plate as a pallet and I can peel it off if I let a gob dry by accident.
1042619
The bottle says "Laminate, Corian, Granite and Quartz" That is all I know as I have not tried it on marble.
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If you would normally use super glue for. Turquoise then I would say yes. Its a high guality super glue.
1496506
It will stick to the metal, but it'll be more prone to scraping off. I would recommend a glue directly For crafting with metal.