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Old 11-24-2010, 07:50 AM   #1  
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Default Attaching glass to glass??

What is the best adhesive to use to attach glass to glass. For instance I want to glue a candle stick to a plate to make a serving tray for the holidays. I tried 2 part epoxy last year and it fell apart. Would Gorilla glue work?
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Check here: This to That (Glue Advice)

They've got a wealth of advice on the best ways to glue (almost) anything to (almost) anything else. Hope this helps!
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I am looking at the label on my tube of Amazing E-6000 adhesive. It says "Permanent bond on "Fabric, Wood, Metal, Glass, Ceramics and more."

I think you can find it at most craft stores, Mikes or Hobby Lobby here where I live.

I used it to attach magnets to flat glass marbles and it worked great.
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Thanks for the suggestions!!
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I've heard that GE Silicone III (found with the caulk) will work. I was going to make some glass totems and this was what was recommended. So far I've only been able to find it at Lowe's. I haven't tried it yet -- have all the glass pieces.

On a side note, I recently saw something similar using a bowl. I've been visiting my local thrift store to pick up glass pieces. I also saw a candle holder done the same way.
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E-6000 all the way.
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Default Not Gorilla Glue!

In a test of different glues by Woodworking Magazine, Gorilla Glue came in dead last. I didn't need this article to tell me that. If you need industrial holding power, stick with E6000. It's worth the price!
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