"Gluing Glass"

[BackPackHunter]

I know I'm in the wrong spot for this, but i was hoping someone might have a answer for me.

I had a custom glass top build for a table I made.
It was stupidly a lot of $$$$
it has metal peaces baked on the glass to have rods screw on
anyway fitting the top one popped off because some pressure was put on it.
im not going to name any names, but im a little chocked
sending it back to have it redone, will cost me a lot more money
what would you use to glue Stainless Steel to glass?
its got to be clear when dry

only thing i can think of is crazy glue, will this work?

thanks for any help

[Aquattro]

Unless there was a clear indication of what was used originally, I'd probably either pay them, or at least ask them, since you did spend so much money there already. If you use the wrong product, it actually sticks, but looks like crap, how do you get it apart again?

[spit.fire]

Uv bonded probably

[BackPackHunter]

I will ask tomorrow
but its a glue thats baked on the glass, and the glass is 40" across
so probably going to have to do 2 round trips to calgary

i might try gluing a SS washer to a peace of glass an see how it turns out
i really wanted this in place on saturday for the new house

the sooner i finish getting the house the way we want it the sooner I can start my tank

[BMW Rider]

Try the adhesive for automotive rear view mirror mounting. You should be able to get it at any decent auto parts shop. It makes a pretty strong bond between the metal mirror base and the windshield and is clear.

[Magickiwi]

Try the adhesive for automotive rear view mirror mounting. You should be able to get it at any decent auto parts shop. It makes a pretty strong bond between the metal mirror base and the windshield and is clear.

That's what I was going to suggest. Or clear two part epoxy. Either might look a little globby if you use too much but if it's going to cost hundreds of dollars to fix you may think it doesn't look too bad. :)

[BackPackHunter]

That's a good idea

[BackPackHunter]

The rear view mirror epoxy worked like a charm
Coffee table is set up , 1 more load to move then just unpacking
I got a couple projects to do then the tank build will start