I am also trying to find out about the longevity of the bond of this great glue, (will it hold all of its strength for a lifetime? Thank you.
1441212
If mixed and applied properly and also clamped well for the recommended period, I would think the glue joint should maintain its bonding strenth for a very long time. The glued surfaces should be smooth, this is not a gap filling adhesive. A number of things could affect the bond such as exposure to water (wood would become damaged). This is my personal opinion, perhaps you could contact Dap and ask them the question.
1441213
That will depend quite a bit on the environment it's going to be in.... furniture, interior use... probably so. We made large laminated canoe paddles covered in polyurethane, and in 8 years of immersion and hard, competitive use... no glue failures at all. In fact, the wood broke cleanly in a non glue area once... that's all!
573418
No, it would never hold in the long run. There are plenty of epoxy glues that are very strong you just have to choose the right one for the material your cook-top is made of.
82139
I sincerely doubt it. It may appear to adhere then when you are feeling satisfied with the project....it falls apart when you least expect it.
295618
We actually use this sometimes to secure rubber feet on some of our equipment. However it won't be permanent, but may be as permanent as superglue or another glue (I haven't found anything that really holds those feet permanently!). Probably last a 3-6 months , or more, mainly depending on use. The tape does eventually loose it's grip.
2160079
Yes definitely. That is primarily what I use it for. This 527 and E6000 are the best glues in my experience for that type of repair. Of course, it will depend on expert application as to whether it will be seen or not.
1581213
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.
1662365
It would probably hold very well, but i would think you would want something clear with that application. This will have a light grey tone when hardened, but I have used this JB weld on some really unique projects like that with great success, and even repaired engine blocks with it. My only concern for you would be roughing up the back of the crystal to give the epoxy tooth to bite into.
1302478
Yes, this glue will do an absolutely outstanding job of gluing rubber, either to itself or to another non-rubber surface.
1749076
yes it will. this stuff is very strong and you don't need a lot. cures really fast as well. i use all kinds of glue with my hobby and this stuff is great. used it on a ice cream bowl clay, door handle metal, plastics , wood , foam , a man used it on false teeth and they have stayed together a year now.
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The glue is very sturdy & will last outside for many months. Just check on it every so often to make sure none of the areas the glue has been applied to has separated from any surfaces. My suggestion would be to roughen up any areas where you're applying the glue with large grain sandpaper to help the glue stick better. Good luck!!
914905
It is entirely dependent in the glue..which does not hold. This lasted only minutes for me.
1497984
As Larry previously noted, as long as powder is kept dry in sealed container and stored below 80 degrees temp. product should last indefinitely. Glue requires a lengthly clamp time while it cures. Follow instructions on container. Best used for funiture or structural projects where super strength is needed.
726298
I think for years! It is VERY well made, sturdy and strong. Wouldn't survive being trampled or stepped on perhaps, but years of use sitting on a shelf, table or bench for sure.
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As long as you can clean the surface and apply pressure until the glue dries.It should hold.
131729
It'll stay. I haven't seen a fray since I've put it on. it's pretty solid glue.
1694264
It probably won't last forever, but I had a bottle for years and it worked fine the whole time.
9247
I believe it would stay pretty well. The adhesive is strong. I use it primarily for gripping on smooth polymer /plastic surface and haven't had it fail on me yet. Additionally, I trust it to hold in all manner of situations... Including rain/wet.