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In this video, you will learn about glass gluing, a subject that is little explored on the internet and in courses in Brazil. The video is an introduction to the subject and does not replace a face-to-face course.
The most commonly used and effective glue for glass gluing is UV (ultraviolet) glue, which dries using ultraviolet rays. There are different brands and types of UV glue, such as Loxial, TraBrasil and Gold, each with its own characteristics and prices.
To work with UV glue, you will need gloves, safety glasses and a UV lamp to cure the glue. Preparing the glass is essential for successful gluing, including cleaning with isopropyl alcohol and sanding to ensure a flat surface.
The video also addresses the importance of being careful when working with UV glue, as it can be difficult to remove if not used correctly. In addition, it is important to avoid excessive exposure to UV light to prevent the glue from turning yellow.
The video demonstrates two different bonds, one glass-to-glass and one glass-to-metal, using UV glue and a UV lamp to cure the glue.
The video also provides tips and information on working with UV glue, including the importance of patience and caution when working with this glue. It is also important to remember that UV glue is not suitable for all applications and that it is important to test the glue before using it on a larger project.
The video is a great source of information for those new to working with UV glue and glass, and is a great way to learn about this topic in a practical and visual way.
