How well does this work on glass? I want to glue some peacock feathers to my hurricane vases for our wedding. Do you think it will stick?
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I don't recommend this product for clear glass. It leaves a white sticky film on whatever you spray it on. Perhaps if you sprayed it on the back of the feathers? But it may leave the feathers white and tacky to the touch.
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I have used it on glass, stoneware and china. Not sure what kind of china it was. I love these hangers. I hung platters on my kitchen wall and got the ones for larger plates and platters. Hope this help you.
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I haven't but I can't imagine why it wouldn't work. It works on wallpaper and glass is a smoother surface so it should stick well to that as well.
617684
My opinion is "no." This is not an adhesive. That would probably need to be museum wax. I ordered it to stick a glass perfume bottle to the top of a platform, and it did not work. I am now ordering museum wax for the adhesive property.
963167
Don't do it! It's very smooth. They will stick just like on any other surface. Glass or metal. Don't do it!
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re - your question "will it work on fabric"? Tried that last night and No - it didn't hold the fabric in place. But to be fair - the fabric may have been too heavy. Noticed that it peeled clean off the fabric with no apparent residue. So far, have used it only on glass table tops, small porcelain objects.
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I absolutely would not glue! I'm not sure what duration you consider temporary; however, I have had my art up for a couple of weeks now and my A/C went out... in Georgia its over 90F and my beautiful flowers and butterflies stood the test of HEAT and humidity for over 4 days!! I would really consider that great quality! Because I am known to change my room around at any given moment and some of the actual pieces are very small, I find it best to simply peel-n-stick...The art pieces are quite thin and fragile, I think glue would weigh them down, possibly seep from the sides, and/or appear through the transparency ..should a butterfly or flower flutter off the wall I am sure it's hassle free to simply stick it back up anywhere and it still look wonderful! At this point I haven't dealt with any issues or concerns! Hope this helps!!
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I haven't tried glass to wood - but it has held everything else I have tried (including wood to wood). I use 2 part epoxy all the time on all kinds of things. It is colorless, but probably will be visible through glass.
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I would go to a local Home Depot and ask which glue would work for this application. Just remember that the edge is not beveled and might look unfinished. I used these as center pieces.
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I have been using mine to attach bling and feathers ect. Occasionally I get ahead of the glue but its works 100 times better then the last one I had.
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I use them primarily on plastic but they stick really well. I think they would work great on glass.
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Never used it on glass. I have used it on bathtub tile, which might be similar. I use it on everything else, tho. It is the very best glue I have found----------give it as gifts to all my family.
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I use it to glue glass to glass. It does the job and I think it could be used on paper as well.
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I don't know if I would use this on glass. I did use it on a very inexpensive entry way table, and everyone always says they love it. It looks great, but on glass...that could go either way.
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I don't know if you will turn the lamp on and it might heat up, then it won't stick anymore. It works fine on just plain glass, if the glass has a pattern that it etched in I don't believe it will work then. Hope this helps.
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Absolutely NOT! This is not a good glass adhesive. I am a glass worker. I would use a UV glue. You would put it on the glass edge then press together and put it in the sun for 10 minutes or so. If you had a UV light it just takes a matter of minutes. Don't put the UV glue on outside because it bonds quickly. You could use tape to hold the pieces together until it initially bonds then let sit in the sun a while.
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I've tried it on glass. I guess it depends on how much you use. Small amounts seem to work. Larger amounts have curled and peeled themselves off after several weeks.