What is the best glue for attaching something to cured polymer clay?
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M$Having said that rhino glue can be used to glue glass vinyl and even pumice to polymer clay. Generally speaking you should use these classifications; "for gluing jewellery findings to polymer clay, we recommend either two part epoxy glue such as Araldite, or Superglue (see below). For gluing soft materials such as dolls hair, fabric or paper to polymer clay, use a PVA glue such as Tacky glue ".
Find links to the above mentioned below and I hope those two surfaces adhere together and nothing does them part, I hope My Contribution was worth your while.
http://rhinoglue.com/uses.html
http://www.polymerclaypit.co.uk/acatalog/Varnish.html http://www.polymerclayweb.com/handmade_tools.asp
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M$Julie Picarello, Lisa Pavelka, the folks at Glass Attic.com, and my polymer clay Yahoo Groups.
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I will have to check that out, thanks!
I have had good luck with E-6000 glue. The only thing about E-6000 that I found that can be a problem is high heat. I live in Florida and while doing outside art shows found the glue to start melting and pin backings started to drop off. If your not going to have the pieces exposed to high heat it should work fine.