Gluing Glass to Glass

I am starting to do yard art by gluing different glass pieces together, i.e. plates, vases, etc. Problem is I don't know what type of glue to use. Thanks.

By Shelley Farler from Olympia

Answers:

Gluing Glass to Glass

At Village Garden Web, according to a post by robin_ssi, "The best adhesive to use when you're working with glass is Weldbond. It dries clear, is non-toxic and it is waterproof when it dries." gardenweb.com (05/16/2009)

By Joy

Gluing Glass to Glass

Here's the website where I got this information it's great when everyone glues anything together:

thistothat.com

Glass to Glass

For the strongest, fastest, and most invisible bond we recommend:
Loctite Impruv

If Loctite is not available in your area, or you live in Alaska in the winter where there is no available UV light, we recommend:
Household Goop

Another fast alternative that will do the job, but not as strong, is

• Krazy Glue
• Super Glue
• Zap
• Zap-a-Gap if you have gaps to fill

If the bond has to hold up to solvents use:
Seal-All

The least toxic, yet not as strong, alternative is:
Weldbond

Whenever you are gluing glass you must consider the visibility of the adhesive. If the glass is translucent or transparent, you will want a glue that dries as clear as possible.

Before gluing any glass bond be sure that the glass is clean, free of any oil (even from your fingers) and dry.
(05/17/2009)

By Babette

Gluing Glass to Glass

I use E-6000. It's the best adhesive to use with glass. (05/21/2009)

By carolcoen