Has anyone used this successfully on glass? If so, would it stick to warm or cold glass? Thanks.
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It would be best to use the automotive goop for glass. I used the household goop on glass and it leaves a stain. Hope this helps.
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Sticks to anything I am never without a tub stuff s great can stick to cold glass
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I have used it quite successfully on glass - though to your point, it is very hard to work with when cold. My studio is getting very cold and I have to keep the tube in a cup of warm water to keep it moving. I have used it to adhere metal to glass and it works very, very well. m
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use ash from fp. when it's cold, dip a damp cloth in the ash and scrub the glass. Another review mentioned this when I was looking for a glass cleaner. Works great!! no $$$ : )
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I don't know if I would use this on glass. I did use it on a very inexpensive entry way table, and everyone always says they love it. It looks great, but on glass...that could go either way.
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Wish I could help you. I put mine on the glass - do you plan to ever remove it?
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The glass is not glass but heavy duty visquene. It is a little tricky but not a big deal to clean. Do not use any scratch pads or the like. I use paper towel and warm water, everything comes right off. It also cleans very quickly. Hope that helps.
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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.
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All I ever use it for is glass containers. So, yes, it works great on glass
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I don't know if it leaves a mess on glass. Happily, on my wood (particle board) shelves, it always comes off in one piece quite easily. Furthermore, it has never left a residue even after years of service. The glue is not permanent.
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This product is difficult to work with. It requires technique to squeeze out the air bubbles between the film and window after managing to get the sheet positioned on the glass to begin with. A cold window makes it more difficult to get it applied. Once on it will adhere to a "chilled window" but I do not know what happens if you get to really cold temps.
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I have not but chance are it will most likely fall off the window. On cold days when the glass is cold it will not stick. It will start to stick after the glass warmup but not that well. Stick best in warn or hot temps.
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I've tried to remove it (off the glass) with sharp blades, but failed. So I don't know how to remove it yet. Maybe you can try using paint thinner. Good luck.
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Have only used it on glass. We cut holes in bottles with it. Sorry I couldn't help.
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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.
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It should work on colored glass as well as clear. The instruction say to only leave it on for 1 minute then wash off with water. Usually takes at least that long to even brush it on. I've had very good luck with etching initials and designs on cheap wine glasses and it gives a very nice translucent frosted effect, just like "sea glass". Hope this helps. Oh, apply a rather thick coat.
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I used it on metal and it do a pretty good job for no bigger than it is. I've never used it on glass. You don't need any special tools.
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I used mine for the very first time on the coldest day of Feb 2014 when it was below zero but fully sunny. The oven was sitting on a couple of inches of snow and still reached temperatures over 300. I am not sure that it will work through glass however. I have witnessed many You Tube videos of it being used during cold days.
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That's precisely what I use mine for (cutting on glass dulls knives). Have had one for over a decade, and put hot cookware on it all the time. The one caution that comes to mind: I imagine that if you live in a very cold house, it might not be a great idea to put something very hot directly on it...the temperature shock could be bad for the cookware and/or the glass board.