nori on sun 17 aug 08
hi, everyone.
i need advice on what type of glue to use for putting pin frogs inside
ikebana vases.
i tried 2-part epoxy... didn't hold up to water over time.
trying goop, or whatever it's called, at the moment.
thanks in advance for your help.
sabra
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John Rodgers on sun 17 aug 08
Plumber's GOOP is what I use. It works well.
John Rodgers
Chelsea, AL
nori wrote:
> hi, everyone.
>
> i need advice on what type of glue to use for putting pin frogs inside
> ikebana vases.
>
> i tried 2-part epoxy... didn't hold up to water over time.
>
> trying goop, or whatever it's called, at the moment.
>
> thanks in advance for your help.
>
> sabra
>
> --
>
>
> Clifton, Norwich & Sabra
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>
>
> My pottery cat clay
>
>
>
> Our studio crocus clay works
>
>
>
> My charity A little effort + no money = a big difference!
> sample soap
>
>
Suchman ceramics on sun 17 aug 08
Try marine goop, or aquarium sealer for a non-toxic to fish version.
On Sun, Aug 17, 2008 at 2:58 PM, nori wrote:
> hi, everyone.
>
> i need advice on what type of glue to use for putting pin frogs inside
> ikebana vases.
>
> i tried 2-part epoxy... didn't hold up to water over time.
>
> trying goop, or whatever it's called, at the moment.
>
> thanks in advance for your help.
>
> sabra
>
> --
>
>
> Clifton, Norwich & Sabra
>
>
>
> My pottery cat clay
>
>
>
> Our studio crocus clay works
>
>
>
> My charity A little effort + no money = a big difference!
> sample soap
>
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pagan by nature
James F on sun 17 aug 08
Sabra...
There is an industrial adhesive called E6000=2C which is widely available. =
A google search will turn up a zillion hits. I used it to glue metal to m=
etal for an outdoor project. It has been in the sun=2C rain=2C and snow fo=
r 8 years now=2C and is still holding up. I'm sure it would work just fine=
for your situation. Silicone would probably work well too=2C as it holds =
aquariums together.
Hope it helps.
...James
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> Subject: ikebana glue
> To: CLAYART@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG
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> hi=2C everyone.
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> i need advice on what type of glue to use for putting pin frogs inside
> ikebana vases.
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> i tried 2-part epoxy... didn't hold up to water over time.
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> trying goop=2C or whatever it's called=2C at the moment.
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> thanks in advance for your help.
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> sabra
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Logan Johnson on sun 17 aug 08
Hi Nori,
Have you tried "Gorilla Glue" ?=A0 I used it to fix a broken piece on a han=
d held shower head a couple of years ago & so far it's held great for me.
Have a good one !
Logan
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Yakima Valley Pottery & Supply=20
719 w. Nob Hill blvd.=20
Yakima Wa. 98902=20
(509) 469-6966=20
www.yakimavalleypottery.net
--- On Sun, 8/17/08, nori wrote:
From: nori
Subject: ikebana glue
To: CLAYART@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG
Date: Sunday, August 17, 2008, 2:58 PM
hi, everyone.
i need advice on what type of glue to use for putting pin frogs inside
ikebana vases.
i tried 2-part epoxy... didn't hold up to water over time.
trying goop, or whatever it's called, at the moment.
thanks in advance for your help.
sabra
--
Clifton, Norwich & Sabra
My pottery cat clay
Our studio crocus clay works
My charity A little effort + no money =3D a big difference!
sample soap
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W J Seidl on mon 18 aug 08
3M Makes a product called 5200 Marine Adhesive.
Comes in white or black, a small amount (just a dab on your pin frog
underside) is all you need (so you don't have to buy a whole caulking
gun tube)
and it lasts just about forever. Obviously, it's designed for underwater
use on bulkhead fittings and through-the-hull sensor mountings on boats.
You can find it at any marina, decent hardware store, or online. I've
used it for years when installing fittings into the sides of plastic
ponds and pond liners, and I have never had a leak when I used it.
One caution...read the label and buy some of the chemical they recommend
for cleaning it up. (Don't quote me but I think it's toulene or xylene)
And wear disposable gloves. The stuff wears like iron, and it's hard to
get off skin.
Best,
Wayne Seidl
>>
>> i need advice on what type of glue to use for putting pin frogs inside
>> ikebana vases.
>>
>> i tried 2-part epoxy... didn't hold up to water over time.
>>
>> trying goop, or whatever it's called, at the moment.
>>
>> thanks in advance for your help.
>>
>> sabra
>
Ilene Mahler on tue 19 aug 08
use the rubber that you line shelfs with cut to size and don' glue...Ilene
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> hi, everyone.
>
> i need advice on what type of glue to use for putting pin frogs inside
> ikebana vases.
>
> i tried 2-part epoxy... didn't hold up to water over time.
>
> trying goop, or whatever it's called, at the moment.
>
> thanks in advance for your help.
>
> sabra
>
> --
>
>
> Clifton, Norwich & Sabra
>
>
>
> My pottery cat clay
>
>
>
> Our studio crocus clay works
>
>
>
> My charity A little effort + no money = a big difference!
> sample soap
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