Do you think this would work for shot glasses?
579012
I think it would. It could hold something bigger than the nail polish we use it for.
579013
Yes, it will, but smaller ones. Not the tall skinny kind, you would only be able to put them on the top shelf.
579014
I just measured the depth of the shelf and it is about 2" deep. I hope that helps.
579015
Before I answered I tried this with a souvenir shot glass which was a standard size. Worked perfectly!
554706
I don't see why not.... I found that just washing your glasses with soap and water works too.
648578
Sure, I haven't tried it, but anything glass would work well. And that's great idea to make the glass a little safer. I'd recommend watching a YouTube video on how the full time guys do it, as they have tricks to keep bubbles out.Nathanwww.wework180s.com
691483
Although it would work, I think it could weaken the structural integrity of the glass. Abrasive etching would be a better solution.
908168
I do not see why it wouldn't. It has flat head and phillips head that certainly are small enough. I did check with my own glasses, which has flat head screws. There are a couple of sizes that would work on my glasses.
1188260
Probably not; it is only about 1-3/4 inches in diameter. You can use whiskey stones but they are heavy and should be inserted holding the glass side ways, no more than two and they pour in a dram or two...
1681994
It worked well on light scratches on the glass of my front door. I would imagine it would work on your glasses
144474
I don't think I would use it on glasses because the way this stuff works is that it chemically melts the plastic to make the bond. I'm not sure how well it would work on the two different types of plastic. I think for that application, I would just use a couple drops of superglue. The bottle seals perfectly well and it can easily be reused.
1074995
Yes just make sure the glass is not full to the brim. A spoon would also work...
79561
It will work for wine bottles but you wouldn't be able to use every peg. I don't see how it would work for wine glasses.
491680
They are the size of actual shot glasses, so they would be tiny desserts, but I cannot see why they would not work.
151644
Never heard of using it for that but I really doubt it for things I have used it for...it does ok on glass..very watery and I wouldn't think it would work...I may be wrong..
831778
I haven't tried it with these glasses - but I have used my other double walled glasses for hot drinks. It should work.
1898736
It would work for margaritas too I think. We plan on using it for that purpose too eventually. It is a very fine texture like snow. It would make frozen margaritas very smooth, not with bits of small ice. Doesn't seem to be small enough to melt quickly though. I would go for it :-)
606644
yes it works if your handy with tools and fixing things. The idea is to tighten it down enough to make it liquid tight and not to crank it down hard and crack the glass.
1608731
I used it on glass - but I'm thinking it might work just as well as long as the plexiglass is smooth and doesn't have scratches in it. That's just my opinion, of course.
1379339
I think it would. Because u can leave some shelves out. That is what we did for my mother in law. Some of the shot glasses she has are taller.