Does it dry really clear? I'm going to use it to glue wine glass stems onto a wooden stem that I turn on a lathe.
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It isn't 100% clear like silicone - it is slightly hazy/cloudy. I would consider using a clear epoxy or DAP "all purpose adhesive sealant" which is 100% silicone and dishwasher safe. On the other hand, Marine Goop is very tenacious, and I have yet to compare it to the DAP product.
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I don't know if you could call it "clear", like model airplane glue used to be...mine is sort of a translucent milky clear, and I hope that's as clear as mud ;-) I doubt you got a bad can. This stuff is temp stable thru a wide range.
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It is not real dry. Condenses on what you are cleaning, but not bad. Have had this one back for repairs twice under warranty, though. Valve first would not open after use, then next time would not close after use. The valve is internal. Would not buy again.
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Hello- no it's pretty dry. You probably already know this but you can't hold it too close. It's very natural looking. Hope this helps �
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It dries hard...It's the best all purpose glue I've ever had...and I've tried many kinds.Good luck!
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I used it on plain wood, so it was a little hard to till but it seemed to dry clear
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It's about as thick as maple syrup - much thicker than Elmer's - but still very versatile with different types of projects and media. I can't comment on the drying time, as I used it in combination with other products. I haven't used it alone on a project to determine an accurate drying time. In the combinations that I used it, projects were allowed to dry overnight. So it's hard to say when the glue itself actually dried.
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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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It does dry clear. As for bonding plastic hinges to glass, I would say no. This is a solvent cement, similar to what you use to join PVC pipe. It is designed to dissolve the surface of some types of plastic so the pieces being joined have a weld-like bond when they harden. In your case, the glass would not dissolve. I think the results would be poor, with no strength to the joint. I would try a cyanoacrylate-based product (Super glue) instead.
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It does not dry hard, it is similar to a thin coat of soft Styrofoam. It would wear off very quickly for what you want it for
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This will dry clear but will slightly darken the area the same as if it were wet. It does what it is designed for but you can see where it has been applied.
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It also dries clear. I used it to make a mosaic on a glass window. You can see through it.
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It's sets in about 15 to 20 mins, but I let it set a few hours to dry completely before moving what I'm glueing. It'a great glue, used it on clothe too.
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Hello- no it's pretty dry. You probably already know this but you can't hold it too close. It's very natural looking. Hope this helps &#128512;
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It goes on milky white and dries clear. At least it has done that on all my oak logs i saw on the mill.
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The transparency of this product when it's dry has mostly to do with the thickness of the application. If it's smeared on a surface thin, it's pretty clear, or at least it looks that way. But it's actually slightly opaque so the thicker it gets the whiter it appears. In other words, a thick bead, like the thickness of your finger, might appear to be almost white. It's a great gap filler, so I've used it to fill 1" wide gaps that are 1/4" deep... it looks white when you do that. I've also used it to glue together pieces of unfinished wood, and smeared any excess on the surface... it's clear in those cases. Make sense?
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Its a little thinner than elmers glue. Yes you can work easy with it i add a dot of water and mix it to the glue then brush it on my wine glasses. I also use this same method to paint picture frames.