i want to fix a glass but i dont know if i can still use it. yes, i know i can buy another one but lets just say its a cup i need to fix.
Epoxy is your best bet. If you can, find one that is meant specifically for glass (is it glass, plastic or ceramic?) After it's repaired, I wouldn't recommend using it for boiling hot liquids or putting it in the freezer.
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No, it has to be food grade adhesive, even epoxy has to be or else there is leeching risk.
I have used cups mended with epoxy. Once the resin has set it is pretty inert & harmless. L
Rubber cement, no. Epoxy probably, if you let it cure completely and don't subject it to heat above the temperature of a cup of hot coffee. Be sure though, and read the label to insure it doesn't contain any toxic compounds.
Epoxy is your best bet. If you can, find one that is meant specifically for glass (is it glass, plastic or ceramic?)
After it's repaired, I wouldn't recommend using it for boiling hot liquids or putting it in the freezer.
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No, it has to be food grade adhesive, even epoxy has to be or else there is leeching risk.
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I have used cups mended with epoxy. Once the resin has set it is pretty inert & harmless.
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Rubber cement, no. Epoxy probably, if you let it cure completely and don't subject it to heat above the temperature of a cup of hot coffee. Be sure though, and read the label to insure it doesn't contain any toxic compounds.
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