Will this work to glue a 6"x6" piece of acrylic plastic to a piece of wood?
1431177
Yes it will but I would be worried about the weight of the product you are doing and the position. If it is going in an upright position, then I would suggest adding Crazy Glue or something similar. If it is laying flat, then it would be fine.
1431178
Yes but you would get a better bond with "liquid nails" fast setting construction adhesive.
1431179
Hello, I would suggest to use a clear two part epoxy for your application. The glue sticks will adhere wood and acrylic but strength would be minimal due to the non-porosity surface of the acrylic.
1241610
The joint where the glue is won't be pliable. The plastic further away from the glue will be if that's the nature of the plastic.
1273994
No. This glue is formulated to bond plastic to plastic. I once tried to bond brass to plastic using this glue and it didn't hold. To bond metal detail parts to plastic, use a cyanolate glue such as Krazy Glue.
543827
I had to look this up to be sure, but yes it will. I pulled this off their website. "Elmer's Damaged Wood Repair is ideal for wood restoration, replacing rotted wood sections, securing wood to concrete, metal, or other surfaces, and many other large wood repair and reconstruction projects when additional strength is required." I got it from here: http://www.elmers.com/product/detail/E761?filterPath=wood-filler%2frepair%2f. When I used this product, I only had the bottom of the putty butted up against the wood. And I jammed it in there, so I was really unsure if was made for that.
1564808
No, I'm afraid not. It's plastic, and isn't really shaped right for that. Sadly it doesn't work at all on wood either. Cheers
1688000
If you can use screws to attach metal and wood, it will be better ...... I don't think the glue will work with metal, unless is Gorilla Glue, 100% water proof. Which you can use it to almost everything, metal, wood, ceramic, plastic etc.
1092098
I've never tried it on acrylic. But the bits are fine enough and with the speed of the drill, I think it could work. I'd try it on a practice piece first.
1087815
Glue to paint doesn't work unless it's baked-on enamel. Then it MIGHT hold. But this cement wouldn't even hold to baked-on enamel. It's not meant for that. This glue MELTS the plastic so it bonds extremely well. It's meant for plastic to plastic. Good luck!
1408152
Sorry, I don't know. I've been using it to remove price stickers from plastic and glass containers, metal items, shiny book covers, etc. Haven't tried it on anything acrylic. I can tell you that it often removes sticker residue after it's applied to the surface of the item and left for a while, with no rubbing necessary. Good luck!
1932429
As long as you can clean the surface and apply pressure until the glue dries.It should hold.
514816
In fact it WILL adhere to metal (and wood), just not as well as the JB Weld product for metal. I have used it to glue plastic to metal. If you need a moderate-strength bond between metal and plastic this will work. It works better than using the JB Weld metal epoxy, which I've also tried. That adheres to the metal well, but poorly to the plastic. Just be sure to clean, degrease and roughen both surfaces well, as Mr. Lester has pointed out. Something I thought of but haven't tried is to put a layer of JB Weld metal epoxy on the metal and a layer of JB Plastic Weld on the plastic, then push them together before the epoxies set. This might give a really good plastic to metal bond. In fact it WILL adhere to metal (and wood), just not as well as the JB Weld product for metal. I have used it to glue plastic to metal. If you need a moderate-strength bond between metal and plastic this will work. It works better than using the JB Weld metal epoxy, which I've also tried. That adheres to the metal well, but poorly to the plastic. Just be sure to clean, degrease and roughen both surfaces well, as Mr. Lester has pointed out. Something I thought of but haven't tried is to put a layer of JB Weld metal epoxy on the metal and a layer of JB Plastic Weld on the plastic, then push... » Read More In fact it WILL adhere to metal (and wood), just not as well as the JB Weld product for metal. I have used it to glue plastic to metal. If you need a moderate-strength bond between metal and plastic this will work. It works better than using the JB Weld metal epoxy, which I've also tried. That adheres to the metal well, but poorly to the plastic. Just be sure to clean, degrease and roughen both surfaces well, as Mr. Lester has pointed out. Something I thought of but haven't tried is to put a layer of JB Weld metal epoxy on the metal and a layer of JB Plastic Weld on the plastic, then push them together before the epoxies set. This might give a really good plastic to metal bond. « Show Less
281178
It could work but you will have a white plastic blob at the join point. Have you already tried Super Glue? That is a clear product and won't show as much.
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I'm sure it will. I use this double sided tape to hold wood down to another piece when I run it thru a planer. It takes a lot of sticking strength to do it.
1530827
In this case it will defiantly work. I don't know better glue than this one! Make sure that a hole is free from glue after use by squeezing it a little otherwise it can dry just like any other glue.
2050255
No, I would not use it for a piece that cannot be clamped. The hardening time varied depending on how much was mixed. Larger amounts set much quicker than small amounts. I have subsequently used it to glue some wood and found it pretty slow to set compared to yellow wood glue.
1911854
Its designed not to bond. You can use it to make a mold of a pvc object without fear of adhesion. What are you trying to do specifically? I may be able to further assist.
1476997
Yes, I believe it will if you will use the combination of the powder with the glue. This stuff is good. HFC