Can I use this to reattach a natural stone that fell off of my fireplace surround?
1830702
No... This would not be strong enough to attach much weight. It is more of a caulk, not a thinnset material.
498003
I'd be real careful as it might remove the glue but also remove the seal you have on the granite. Test in a real inconspicuous spot.
749927
I used it on a raw, stripped cedar chest. It looks fine. However, it has to be re-oiled fairly often to maintain the beauty of the wood.
2174585
This is wood glue and works pretty much only on wood and things like wood (paper for example or MDF). For stone, try masonry cement or stone adhesive (sold like caulk in a tube) in the masonry section of your hardware store.
2192908
No, I would look for another solution. I tried this magnet for the small glass door on my fireplace but it was so weak that it did not make any difference.
505588
The technical information on the manufacturer's website simply says it is for natural stone. It doesn't say whether the stone must be unsealed or sealed. If they did not specify, then I would say you could use it on either one. But if you want to be absolutely sure, contact the manufacturer: Custom Building Products Technical Services 10400 Pioneer Boulevard, Unit 2 Santa Fe Springs, CA 90670 Customer Support: 800-272-8786 Technical Services: 800-282-8786 Fax: 800- 200-7765 Email: contactus@cbpmail.net custombuildingproducts.com
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I have to be totally honest, I have never tried that. But I know it can glue a Very fine gemstone to a flat piece of sterling silver and you don't have to worry about it falling off. Even without prongs. I trust the glue. So my guess for the answer to your question is... yes.
1377359
Yes, make sure you put it in the oven when you preheat the oven. And make sure the stone is completely dry otherwise it can crack
1548696
I doubt that it will work. Stone is generally very smooth and depending on the size of the stud you probably won't have enough surface contact. The epoxy is very powerful. I have poured it on plastic plates to mix and have lifted it off when it was cured because of the smooth surface.
572718
No. Never use a "stone" in one of these, as a rule of thumb. It'll make the pearl disintegrate.
1696757
Yes. I used it over another sealer without any problems. It is designed for all natural stones.
1882871
I don't know why you couldn't. As long as it is preheated gradually, it shouldn't be an issue. It will likely, however, be difficult to rid the stone of the smoke odor, if that is a consideration.
2175540
Definitely, Put a drop of Loctite or some type of adhesive and you should be good to go.
431943
I wouldn't use this product on cheap fake materials much less natural stone.
1143593
No. Its pumice stone so will definitely scratch; but you could use a razor instead.
707376
Yes. It would be "difficult" to detach them without cracking the chalk-likeness of the stones.With that said, someone could probably figure it out to detach them. Now, the triangle-cylinder that the stones are attached to is independent from the base.
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Personally I have never applied it with stones in place. As I've mentioned before I like to heat the piece to ( a blowdryer works for me) so I guess if the stone can take the heat I don't see why it wouldn't work. Although I would definitely do a test piece first :-)