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 Post subject: Re: Glass tabletop
PostPosted: Sun Jan 29, 2012 8:49 pm 
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It would be bonded using UV glue. A superglue that's activated by UV light.
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 Post subject: Re: Glass tabletop
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Bit like what the Dentist uses then? :scratch:
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 Post subject: Re: Glass tabletop
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Sounds like a pain!

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You can buy a glue that sticks glass to metal, thought you'd have come across it Simon.

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 Post subject: Re: Glass tabletop
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glass glue


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Just the job Pete!
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You'll probably be able to get it from somewhere else so as not to have to pay the same again for delivery as the product costs!
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:huray: :huray: MITRE FIXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX!!!!!! WOOP WOOP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :huray: :huray: THERE IS NOTHING YOU CANT DO WITH THAT STUFF. :salute: lol






this is not a serious suggestion :pottytrain2: .............though im sure it would work lol :lol:
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I used the Araldite version to stick some glass top on a couple of tables I made, generally they were okay, but when one got knocked over the bond broke.

My own dining table, i used window suckers to stop it sliding about. The weight keeps it in place.

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