how do you bond glass to glass? my vase came unattached from the glass base. it will be very top heavy.?

Answer 1

Nosycap9 is right. Use rear window glue available from an auto parts store or the automotive section of a big box retailer. Unlike other glues that would work, this glue will be both strings and optically clear.

Gorilla Glue would hold, but would be visible as a yellow foam through the glass. Super glue would be iffy in this situation - unless you have a pristinely clean surface and very positive connection between the 2 pieces.

2-part epoxy would be a good second option, but depending on the brand and formulation, it can be slightly yellow.

Answer 2

Gorilla Glue

Answer 3

Superglue can be effective. If it's too heavy for that, I'd look in the Yellow Pages for a glazier (under glass). I don't know for sure, but it seems like they'd be able to use their fire thingy (sorry the correct name escapes me---but the little cylinder that shoots out fire)to re-fuse it,
Good luck!

Answer 4

A clear epoxy, usually found in a dual chamber syringe will have a modest ability to hold. The issue is the Non porous nature of glass.

If anything will "hold" it will still be a tenuous bond, and best be kept in a place where it won't be touched, or bumped around.

Steven Wolf

Answer 5

Try the adhesive for reattaching rear view mirrors on cars. You can get it at automotive stores or Wal-mart.