Glue for Glass

I wouldn't even bother, risk of germs, it will look crap and still cost money. They are like 300 bux, why not just buy another?
 
Back in my mechanicking days, some Ford cars used to have their rear vision mirrors stuck to the windscreen. When they came adrift and we had to stick them back on, we had to use a special Ford glue which came in a little tube with a small sachet of primer. You always had to have the restuck mirror slightly skew, like not where it had been before, because when the mirror came away, it actually took a chunk of glass with it - the inner laminate. Sometimes the entire windscreen broke. That was some strong glass glue.
If you can get hold of that glue it will stick it.

Like this:

Amazon.com: Versachem 11109 Rear View Mirror Adhesive : Automotive

Buy Versachem 11109 Rear View Mirror Adhesive: Mirrors - Amazon.com ✓ FREE DELIVERY possible on eligible purchases
www.amazon.com
 
What about UV Glue like Pratley UV Bond - Crystal Clear Glass Adhesive... ?

Pratley UV Bond

www.pratleyadhesives.com www.pratleyadhesives.com

Or

Verimark 5 second fix UV Glue?

verimark.co.za

5 Second Fix

5 Second Fix The liquid plastic welding tool that fixes, fills and seals virtually anything in five seconds or less… without the mess!
verimark.co.za verimark.co.za

​

 
RedViking said:
This is what I have:
russellhobbs.co.za

1000W SATIN GLASS JUG BLENDER

MODEL NO. RHB315
russellhobbs.co.za russellhobbs.co.za

Will message RH and see if they can source replacement jug
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That's another option. RH are generally very pricey though. And do you really need 1000W?
Can you perhaps get by with a stick blender? I have an AEG Ultramix Pro for about 6 years now, never given me any trouble and it doesn't come with a big heavy glass jug that needs to be washed and can break!
 
RonSwanson said:
That's another option. RH are generally very pricey though. And do you really need 1000W?
Can you perhaps get by with a stick blender? I have an AEG Ultramix Pro for about 6 years now, never given me any trouble and it doesn't come with a big heavy glass jug that needs to be washed and can break!
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I am happy with what I had and it worked well. :)

I would just like it to be not-broken.

I need to un-break it at the most affordable option for now.
 
RedViking said:
I am happy with what I had and it worked well. :)

I would just like it to be not-broken.

I need to un-break it at the most adorable option for now.
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How did you break it? I have a blender with one of those glass jugs. The thing (glass jug part) is ****ing indestructible. In fact the exact opposite of a blender I had with a shiteating plastic jug that simply got more and more brittle and scratched till I was happy it disintegrated.
 
pinball wizard said:
How did you break it? I have a blender with one of those glass jugs. The thing (glass jug part) is ****ing indestructible. In fact the exact opposite of a blender I had with a shiteating plastic jug that simply got more and more brittle and scratched till I was happy it disintegrated.
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I didn't break it. One of the ladies from the domestic service broke it. My theory is, it has those sticky feet that secured to the table. She tried to grab it, but the bottom part got mostly stuck and then the glass went flying. Or she tried to force it from the table and the glass went flying.

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I'll draw it for you

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Grouter said:
Back in my mechanicking days, some Ford cars used to have their rear vision mirrors stuck to the windscreen. When they came adrift and we had to stick them back on, we had to use a special Ford glue which came in a little tube with a small sachet of primer. You always had to have the restuck mirror slightly skew, like not where it had been before, because when the mirror came away, it actually took a chunk of glass with it - the inner laminate. Sometimes the entire windscreen broke. That was some strong glass glue.
If you can get hold of that glue it will stick it.

Like this:

Amazon.com: Versachem 11109 Rear View Mirror Adhesive : Automotive

Buy Versachem 11109 Rear View Mirror Adhesive: Mirrors - Amazon.com ✓ FREE DELIVERY possible on eligible purchases
www.amazon.com
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I was going to suggest the same.
Search for "two part epoxy glue". Excellent for glass.
Result will be ugly but strong, also cant say if its food grade.
 
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