Can this be used on cracked glass in a wood stove door?
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Manufacturer states use on : fireplaces, flues, wood burning stoves, concrete ovens , chimney joints and ash pit doors. After I applied the product , it dried as hard as concrete , and not very flexible . Service temp. of product 0 to 1000 degrees F. It applys similar to grout, slightly gritty, so I'm not sure if this help repair a glass fireplace insert. Hope this info. helps.
1147316
It can be used on any glass, it won't scratch the glass. It work dissolving the "stone" with whatever is on the surface, and it removes it. Almost magical, but will not remove scratches from pots in the glass., only food and burnt food residues. I love it!!!
416420
Yes, razor blade, rubbing alcohol.If you put inside, then you have a problem. You need to be very care full with those lines in your glass, those are the heater (conductive material) if you nick it, cut, your window defroster will not work.
146265
Yes, works well . No danger of cracking. But, will leave soot on outside of glassware that soap and water won't clean. Maybe use oven cleaner.I have had good results.
1064575
I've never tried it, but I would say 'yes'. This is really good stuff, and gentle enough so it would not harm the glass. I'd try in a corner, but I'd bet it will work.
85576
Have no idea. Try it, I doubt it would harm the glass, but doubt it will clean it.
1561451
Yes. This cleaner is made specifically for glass top stoves. It really removes all the burnt on food. Hope this helps answer your question!
253936
I used this on regular glass doors and I would speculate that it would not adhere properly to etched glass, ie., you could get a lot of air pockets and bubbles and not be happy with the outcome vs. smooth glass where it achieves uniform adhesion.
1021995
I have not tried it on my oven door. Works great on the wood burner though.
1768082
I'm pretty sure it can. As long as you are using gas burners, then I don't see why you can't use it on your glass stove.
151960
It is absolutely ok to use on the glass doors. If there is a build-up of soap scum on the door you may have to scrub it a little the first time. After that, if you apply as instructed you shouldn't have to scrub again. Just wet it and forget it!! I love it!!
1016746
Short answer, yes. Long answer, it will be hard to do the longer it has cured on the glass. You may have to resort to a lot of elbow grease/razor blade/magic eraser fun.
54819
Yes, I use mine on a glass top stove. You just have to be careful about the weight of the canner, so it doesn't crack the glass. Set it down gently, don't drop it or move it roughly.
688633
I am sure you could, but I don't think it will be strong enough and will eventually come off. I would get a product that was silicone based and takes glass. This is great for wood, plastic on wood but glass on glass, I will not recommend it. But I will say, this is still a very good product for many many uses.
19875
I used it on a metal door but if you use industrial 2 way tape and know for sure that it will stay and not fall and break than Glass might work also. good luck.
15755
No it won't clean the glass... although it may make it easier to remove residue. What I use (when the stove is cool) is Windex Professional sprayed on the surface and then a Single Edge Razor Blade in a holder. The Windex helps to soften the residue and the blade scrapes it off fairly well. Depending on the amount of resin in your lumber it will likely have to be cleaned multiple times during the Winter. Good luck!
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I've never tríed using it on a stove top but wouldn't recommend it. The glass is fragile.