I understand that this is a permanent type glue...for most things, but I want to put it on glass. Do any of you have experience with puting it on something hard like glass and removing it? does it come off in one peice and very little clean up or does...
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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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I've not used it on glass or attempted a crack repair but it does dry clear and I've found it strong. I would just make sure you support the glass after drying and suspect the crack may still show. Be sure to wipe off any epoxy that oozes out of the crack when you put it together and give it time to dry without touching or moving it.
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I have not had a problem. I make sure that when I wipe the edge of the brush I keep it within the little plastic opening so the glass part stays free of glue. I love this stuff - I even use it to repair small things around the house!
615239
I assume it depends on what type of surface the item was stuck to. For our window sills the adhesive could be 'rolled off' just by using fingers. For our living room table it came of more easily. Perhaps try some 'Goo Gone' or other product?
202500
Like across a window? They're all connected in 4 pieces or so. I would think it would stick to glass. maybe put a layer of modge-podge over it. But sticking to a general window I would worry about condensation getting into the glue. Worth a try though.
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They are similar to other labels of this type. Part of it will come off but then they tear. As stated below...hot water....will help. Of course it depends on what you are trying to remove them from...this is for glass.
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Amy, I just pulled a sticker off the wall and applied it to glass successfully! So to answer you question, Yes! I hope this helps. A very great buy!
1986508
It's adhered via a sticky pad. So you would just pull it off and then use something like googone to removed any sticky residue. The sticky pad is a one use only deal and it's very strong!!
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well I'm not planning on taking it off to test it. although all the letters are individual, so taking it off could take a good 10 min at one letter at a time. Even if it does leave behind a bit of glue, its nothing that some goo-be-gone or some rubbing alcohol or even dish soap will take it off... I'm sure you can take it off and clean the glue if need be, but its like any other glue based sticker... it can leave behind residue that can take time to take off.
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Yes, it can be removed. Just wet it down. The glue becomes slimy again and you can wash it off. I haven't done that mind you, but the instructions indicated it could be done. Good luck with your project!
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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.
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Acetone will remove it. If you Google how to remove crazy glue you will come up with many different methods.
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Hi Vanessa,Its very easy to remove it, as it have sticking agent at its boundary (not in the entire area of the glass ), its easy to remove and reapply it.Regards,Abhishek
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When it cures Bob it's almost like glass so trim it while it's soft. The good news is you have plenty of time to do that.Mineral spirits will have a negative effect on the integrity of the glue so use caution.
312700
have never used it on glass, but it definitely doesn't peel off easily. I used it on metal and polished wood and it stays on fine.
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Seems to hold ok on plastics if allowed to completely dry (at least overnight). For things like stone and metal it doesn't adhere so well. Agitation more so than water itself is the problem (such as rinsing the glued item under running water). Probably better off using 4-minute epoxy, testing an inconspicuous area first to make sure the adhesive doesn't dissolve the items being glued.
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Wow, I'd never heard of that--micarta. My guess is: probably. I have repeated first hand knowledge that it can glue glass to glass. It can also glue wood to melamine. It can even glue the soles back on to tennis shoes. But I don't know about the product your are asking about. I would give it a shot though. Even if it doesn't it is a great glue to own.