Will this adhere ceramic such as cracked lid hot teapot and can still use the teapot after put it together?
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Household silicone RTV adhesive is just fine in water (it's used for the corner joints in home aquariums), but I wouldn't trust it for repeated exposure to near-boiling water.....It just isn't strong enough at those temps.
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It will adhere, but I would not use it, as the material might flavor the tea. There are glues specifically for ceramics that would be preferable. I have glued several broken ceramics over the years, including a teapot lid, using Weldbond. But I never subjected a repaired piece to full exposure to heat and water. In other words, Weldbond or equivalent will work for the lid to a teapot, but I wouldn't try it on the teapot itself unless it was only going to be used as an ornamental piece.
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I used it to attach a doorbell to stucco....which it did really well - haven't been able to use it for anything else...it is rather gloopy. cj
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No. This is really a product to be used where you need high-temperature bonding where metals are involved. Think of JB Weld as a steel epoxy. Cement board would probably be better adhered to porcelain with a construction adhesive. Some of them have much better tack qualities so you can put the cement board in place and it will stay there on its own. JB Weld needs to be clamped in place for 24 hours or so.
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Take a magnet to the bottom if it adheres you can use it. Any cookware will work the same way.
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I have a ceramic cooktop and it didn't affect the cooktop. However, anything above medium heat did sage the pot. There is now fine cracking along the bottom edge, about an half inch above the bottom along the side. Not a huge visual blemish, but noticeable. I had contacted the manufacturer and asked if it would be safe and they said it would. I'm considering a return if the problem worsens at the next use. I will say they were very helpful the first contact and i don't anticipate problems. Might just be my unit? Hope this helps!
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I'm not sure. I used it on plastic to plastic. I honestly don't have a piece of ceramic around to try it on. Sorry bout that.
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I do not believe it will successfully bond ceramics. Good results have been achieved using two part marine epoxy and clamping with strong rubber bands to repair broken coffee cup handles.
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no - you would destroy the pot - try putting it on a ceramic tile - that will help keep the tea warm
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Not sure what you mean. I use a tea mug warmer at work. Is that the same thing? The teapot and cup are make of ceramic and will be able to withstand heat, except for an open flame. My granddaughter loved this present.
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I don't know the answer to this. I have a gas stove top but I remember using my old pans in the past on ceramic. Not sure if it is the same.
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It wont scratch at all but with ceramic-glass tops they can always be damaged with the avid cooker
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I used it quite a few times on a ceramic top with no issues. It seems to take a lot of heating, so the stove does get hot, but no issues.
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Yes, we use it on our ceramic glass cooktop. Agree with other writer about it cracking if placed while hot on a cool surface. That's how we lost our first visions.
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I d assume so since its ceramic but I haven't tried. Suggest to call le cruset directly. Good luck!
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I don't see why not. It heats wonderfully and so far everything I've made has come out great. I was not aware that there are certain cookware that should NOT be used on a ceramic top .....interesting. You'll LOVE this piece !!
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Yes and No. We use this at our store to repair small figurines so it will technically hold two pieces of pottery or porcelain together but it wouldn't be effective for repairing a planter pot, cooking vessel, or large piece of either material because it is water-soluble. If you are trying to glue the basket back onto a dropped Hummel figurine however, it will work just just fine.
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No! It would ruin the lining of it. I love my little teapot. I works great!!!
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Don't know about a ceramic cooktop. The bottom is flat and a magnet sticks to it.