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We give the following recipes for compositions that can serve for gluing glass objects.

1st recipe:

They take 1 part of caustic lime (in powder), grind it well with 2,5 parts of fresh egg white, and then, diluting the mixture with 1 part of water, add 5,5 parts of gypsum, after which the composition is immediately applied to glass breaks. The composition is used only once and is not stored.

2st recipe:

A composition of carefully squeezed curds is also good, to which such an amount of liquid soluble glass (Wasserglas) is mixed so that a mass of the consistency of honey is obtained. This composition is prepared anew every time it is needed.

3st recipe:

Dissolve 10 parts of gelatin over low heat with gentle heating with 15 parts of acetic acid (essence) and add 5 parts of ammonium dichromate, ground into powder, to the resulting solution. The composition is poured into a jar of dark glass and stored in a dark room.

4st recipe:

Take 80 parts of white var (pitch), boil it until the water is completely boiled out, remove from heat, mix with it, rubbing well, 12 parts of lard and gradually add red ocher powder until the whole mass is solid. The cement prepared in this way is heated before use until it becomes soft. Cement quickly hardens and holds firmly.

Author: Korolev V.A.

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