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Comment on Can you use a clear epoxy and glass tile on a window? by Roscoe Brown

Roscoe Brown — Wed, 01 Feb 2012 10:00:59 +0000

I agree with Don D about expansion and contraction. It would be better to use clear silicone in a caulk tube to glue the tiles on since it would allow them to flex with temp changes. Another good point is you could remove it later if you decided to change the look because the silicone would clean off the window with a razor blade scraper.
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Comment on Can you use a clear epoxy and glass tile on a window? by John M

John M — Wed, 01 Feb 2012 09:20:59 +0000

It will look nice on the inside of the house, but the glue will be visible from the outside, so I agree that a clear glue is probably more important than any marginal improvements in the life or range of temperatures supported. In other words, being the least noticeable is probably more important once you have a glue that will hold, than minimizing the possibility of any occasional problem with a tile coming loose
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Comment on Can you use a clear epoxy and glass tile on a window? by ?

Wed, 01 Feb 2012 08:46:59 +0000

You need to use a 2 part epoxy and the best for that job would be Devcon 5 minute epoxy and they mean 5 minutes. There are several Devcon epoxys but 5 minute will let you work and set up fast.
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Comment on Can you use a clear epoxy and glass tile on a window? by Don D

Don D — Wed, 01 Feb 2012 08:03:59 +0000

I would imagine it would work. Bear in mind that the outside window goes thru a range of temerature changes. Not sure how temperature would affect the bond.
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Comment on Can you use a clear epoxy and glass tile on a window? by edward y

edward y — Wed, 01 Feb 2012 07:48:59 +0000

as long as the epoxy is rated for using on glass there shouldn’t be a problem. mThere are numerous types of epoxy available so make sure you get the right one. Sounds like a nice idea for privacy. heaven forbid the window ever gets broken. The added weight may however keep the window from staying open. in the future.
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Comment on Where to buy glass tiles for mosaic? by rob s

rob s — Fri, 27 Jan 2012 08:43:59 +0000

Any and all flooring or tile stores will have glass tiles that you need. Any where tile is sold. They are very common now.
Any questions you can e mail me through my avatar and check my qualifications there. GL
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Comment on How do you think my betta fish is doing? by baymast13

baymast13 — Fri, 20 Jan 2012 11:39:59 +0000

The responders so far don’t seem to be any better informed than you are, so I will make some suggestions.
First: do NOT use bottled water of any type. It lacks essential minerals. Use room-temperature tap water treated with a conditioner/de-chlorinator. AquaSafe and Start Right are two good brands.
A proper home for a Betta is at least a 5 gallon tank with hood, heater, and gentle filter. Anything less is cruelty to these beautiful fish. Bettas must have heaters, they are tropical fish.
I recommend going to a book store and/or library and getting some beginner’s books on aquarium keeping, and also on Bettas. There is a lot more to learn than what can be absorbed in one night.
It is normal for a Betta to not eat for a day or two after being put in a new tank. He needs to get settled in. He will not eat food after it has sank. Net it out if he doesn’t eat it, to keep from fouling the water.
Do further research and get him a proper home if you’d like to see him live the full 5+ healthy, happy years he is capable of.
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Comment on How do you think my betta fish is doing? by deafdude0675

deafdude0675 — Fri, 20 Jan 2012 11:01:59 +0000

Sounds like you’re doing everything right so far. My Betta stuck close to the glass at first, but after a while he will get bored of it and be interested in swimming around more. The opening mouth thing is totally normal, its just something all fish do at some point. Not somehting to be really concerned about. Give him some time. try feeding him one at a time, drop the pellet directly in front of him. It took my fish almost a week to figure out the bloodworms were edible food. Again time and patience will help.
LED lights wont hurt him.
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personal experience with a betta. 6 months and he’s still alive =)

Comment on How do you think my betta fish is doing? by Writer Aspiring

Writer Aspiring — Fri, 20 Jan 2012 10:38:59 +0000

When i had my beta fish they were a little bit hostile so i can see why your worried. However, i never used and LED light on him and he lived fine until my cat killed him and ate him. I don't know for sure but the LED light might hurt him.
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Comment on How do you think my betta fish is doing? by Michael

Michael — Fri, 20 Jan 2012 10:27:59 +0000

Get a 5 gallon tank and if you want him to be happier put him in a 10 gal
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