This is great. One suggestion you might do is sand the sides keeping the debree and use it with glue to fill the grout lines. The line will almost blend. Good video.
Thanks for the video. Question I have is, how is the gorilla epoxy that’s used in this video compared with the loctite power grab ultimate crystal clear, Any thoughts? One other question, gorilla product label doesn’t mention marble explicitly, what has lead you to try this product on the marble?
Hi! Not sure about question 1. About why I decided to use this product, I had read the Amazon comments on stone and marble and it seemed probable it would hold. Product was only like $5 so I went for it!
This is great. One suggestion you might do is sand the sides keeping the debree and use it with glue to fill the grout lines. The line will almost blend. Good video.
Great tip. Thanks!
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Nice job have a similar break in 100 year old piece of marble gonna give your method a shot. Thanks for sharing.
Marble is a soft stone (mostly calcium carbonate) and all that's needed to clean and polish is a mild dish soap and water solution.
Thanks for the info!
Thanks for the video. Question I have is, how is the gorilla epoxy that’s used in this video compared with the loctite power grab ultimate crystal clear, Any thoughts?
One other question, gorilla product label doesn’t mention marble explicitly, what has lead you to try this product on the marble?
Hi! Not sure about question 1. About why I decided to use this product, I had read the Amazon comments on stone and marble and it seemed probable it would hold. Product was only like $5 so I went for it!
Did you glue the marble tops to the nightstands? If so, what did you use? Thx
Great question. I did not glue the tops to the nightstand, no. If I were ever going to, I would probably use 100% silicone or a silicone adhesive.
Very helpful! Will this epoxy stick granite to the steel frame?
It should!
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What was the white product that you used?
Just lightweight spackle. I'll update the links in the description.
The borders are not lined up. You should use 2 perpendicular clamps and iron squared barres on both sides....
Appreciate that tip
Where is I can find this glue.?
I bought mine online but you can likely pick it up at your local store. The description has the epoxy I use in the video - it's Gorilla!
Great glue video .jolly good show
Thanks!
What's the name of this glue?
Gorilla Glue epoxy!
What is the name of the glue 🤔
It's Gorilla!
Your bar clamp will work better with black pipe, galvanized has a habit of making the clamp slip.
Thanks for the tip!
Good video
Thanks!
How not to clamp a corner.
how about some positive input - the "scoff is off". Help the people out!
Nice job have a similar break in 100 year old piece of marble gonna give your method a shot. Thanks for sharing.
Good luck, let us know how it turns out