Is the glue any good? Would it last a few weeks while I am on vacation?
508017
I have used mine to repair a crack and it has held up just fine. I am careful not to eat anything too hard. I am not sure how it would hold up if your denture is cracked completely in half.
508018
It usually holds several months for me. If the tooth isnt in right with a lot of stress on it maybe less
508019
The glue is an epoxy type. 2 parts. Very strong when mixed and set per instructions. But as mentioned by others the "fit" of tooth to denture is important. I have a top/center tooth replaced with the kit for almost a year. No special consideration to what I eat.
979515
Unfortunately, no. For it to stay and hold it really needs a smooth surface. If the item is not heavy, it might hold somewhat but getting the glue off later will be a pistol of a job.
1093160
I'm not sure if the glue would hold in the shower or in a high humidity area? I used this on a bedroom wall. They're fairly inexpensive though, so it might not hurt to give it a try.
1343545
hard to answer that -- it lasts until you crack a nail and have to repair it, or your nail grows out and needs to be touched up -- if you mean the bottle of glue itself -- I have been using the same bottle for several months now -- it just has a problem with the cap gluing itself shut -- solution: carefully break the cap/neck and then keep the bottle sealed in a small snack zip lock baggie
1441212
If mixed and applied properly and also clamped well for the recommended period, I would think the glue joint should maintain its bonding strenth for a very long time. The glued surfaces should be smooth, this is not a gap filling adhesive. A number of things could affect the bond such as exposure to water (wood would become damaged). This is my personal opinion, perhaps you could contact Dap and ask them the question.
1451675
I would absolutely use super glue to keep it permanently attached. Super glue is one of my very favorite things! :)
446668
Yes I think it will be fine just know that the glue is very adhesive and I had to scrape it off the floor...hope this helps.
1561953
The glue is very sticky and hold very well. I would think it would be okay if the wood is not too uneven/rough. I would think it would hold up pretty well if it got a little wet too
924335
Warranty? As long as your crazy glue holds. LOL Seriously I have had to glue mine three times and it still works good. Just be prepared.
540424
I do not use any glue. Should not need it and it's easier to remove and clean when needed.
1408727
Maybe if it is smooth, and if you are thinking of keeping it permanently I would suggest even putting extra glue on it. Ask for a sample, that would be your best solution.
1497986
I only used a part of the glue in the container, which is a dry powder you mix with water. My container is stored in a cool, dry place inside a cabinet. I expect it will last forever as long as it never gets damp inside the container.
770516
I don't think the glue works very well, I have mine attached to something with zip ties. I've had these running on a timer for 14 hours a day for about half a year and the paper you peel off has fallen off on its own after the glue melted from the heat. I think it would probably leave glue on the wood.
1979901
It might be ok, but I would be afraid it would melt it. I would use "no sew" glue.
1503270
It's not really glue, though it can bond things together. It's a thick two-part quick drying epoxy putty that is good for gap filling.
2213038
White "Gorilla glue" but make sure you put pressure on the glue after application for at least 3-4hours, and read the directions carefully.
140903
I think that it should be fine for crafts. Depending on the type of glue that you are using, the bond can be strong enough for several projects. Not bad of a unit, I only use it occasionally, not sure if hot enough or durable for professional heavy duty use.