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Как glue glass plates? Ordinary glue for such gluing is unsuitable.

The following composition turns out to be the best: in a tightly closed vessel, a mixture is prepared from 1 part of mastic, 0,5 parts of ammonia resin, known commercially as gum ammonia, and 6 parts of alcohol (85%). The vessel is then placed in a warm room until the mastic and gum have completely melted. At the same time, another solution is being prepared: 2,5 parts of fish glue are poured over with 10 parts of alcohol (85-90%) and 15 parts of pre-filtered water. The mixture in a well-closed vessel is left alone for a day, after which it is heated in a water bath until the glue dissolves. Then both prepared solutions, slightly warmed up, are mixed together, filtered through the canvas and the composition is ready for use.

To glue glass plates, their surfaces are pre-washed with alcohol, wiped dry, then covered with a thin layer of the above composition, superimposed on each other and kept connected until the composition dries.

In this way, the plates are firmly glued together and the glass retains its original transparency.

Author: Korolev V.A.

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