Can this be used to repair cups or plates? Would they still be usable?
1856625
To be honest, I've never tried to repair any pottery or ceramic items. However, instinct tells me that it probably wouldn't work that well. If I were you, I'd STICK to using 'super-glue'. Pardon the pun.
2251573
I can only suggest testing it on some scrap wires soldered together. I used it to repair a cracked, leaking plastic antenna mount, so it bonds well to metal and plastic, and might use acetic acid like silicone caulk does to cure.
2248743
Probably well. It works well in repairing damaged binding. You would of course have to have a delicate touch with your delicate dried flowers, but the adhesion should last.
2057014
It has worked well for me and I've used it for a long time - 50 years +. Make sure that the plate pieces are snug until it is dry enough to hold itself and then don't fool around with it for 24 hours. It should work.,
1991948
i would think you could hammer them as fine as you lke, They are dehydated, not just dry so use as breadcrumbs might be an interesting experiment,
1111433
Sure. That's what the white plate is for. I recommend using something you can later wipe out -:)
529319
Yes, I have used it to repair surface mount circuit boards, replacing ICs less than 1/4" square. The technique for soldering takes more time than removing SMT parts.Bruce Sanderson
319462
It would be an impractical given the product. Don't do that to yourself. If you have a removable plate on the outside, take it off and replace it with this, as long as it has a 4 in. hole. It works wonderfully and I am glad I bought it. I'll measure them if you request and insist....
1401747
I'm not sure if they're technically reusable. But I used mine for multiple days and that should be enough to get everything healed up.
356992
Yes. They lasted for a few years before a small part holding one of the cups on broke but with some super glue they were easily fixed and lasted until the the cups themselves started falling part from use.
141892
I guess that depends. If you wanted to fix the glass, sure it would work and it would be food safe once it cured. Would I use it? No. Will it hurt you, probably not. I don't think it would stand up to much rigorous use...but you wouldn't have much invested.
1547769
It's absolutely possible, but there are a lot of factors involved for a suction cup to work. This tool works amazing on Glass. For Plastic such as bumpers or something thicker like a treehouse piece, you'd be better off with a rubber mallet and securing a 2x4 on the dent outward side. Hope this helps.
897919
I don't know about Etchingthe cup. I do know one of them cracked on the inner glass. I'm just waiting for the other one to do the same. Not a great item
1058370
You can reuse the glue that is currently on the phone before removing the broken glass.. Even if you break it into a couple pieces during the removal process it will still work.
1400664
I have never tried. It probably will, but way to fragile for it. This cup break very easier. I am not the only one say that.
50578
This won't work for pages that need to be glued back to the binding. I've used it to repair torn pages and the outside binding.
799936
My guess would be no. I believe from using it myself to reading the description and reviews that it's best used to repair a solid object (umbrella rib, rake handle, etc.). What about colored duct tape?