Is it sticky enough to adhere to the underside of granite?
1745371
Not sure. It is very sticky and I believe it would stick as long as the surface is clean and dry.
1745372
I am confident that the 3M adhesive would enable one to stick it to granite. Just make certain that it is not exposed to any water or moisture.
1745373
Kinda, if it's very smooth, but it may come off when exposed to heat. I usually run a small beat of clear silicon glue along the edges after I tape them up. Or you can use hot glue. I have had no problems with either on wood and metal.
1745374
I have used it on the underside of granite, but it shortly failed. Restuck it with hot melt. Been stuck now for a year.
1745375
Yes, for about a day. Then it will fall off. Contact cement would probably work.
130449
It did not on my granite top. I applied as directed and removed as directed. Left the surface smooth and well waterproofed. There was some temporary discoloration when I first wiped it off, but that soon dried and the counter looked as before. Worked very well.
1488149
I think it would stick, but probably wouldn't look very good. It is good quality. You'd see lines where it overlaps.
232342
I doubt it since there is no finish on the granite...eventually it might lose small parts of the surface.
1838174
Oh yes, it will adhere. Just have to be very careful handling it or it will adere where you don't want it. It is not forgiving
1569083
for the floor, you bet. I do not think there is a material this stuff would not stick to. For masonry brick I would just make sure that it was cleaned really well and do my best to get all dust off before I applied to achieve the best performance.Hope this helps and good luck.
1600960
No, mine is on a simply patterned tile surface and it looks great. I think it would look fine on granite. It has patterned areas in a darker background.
1942831
I used the product on an outdoor travitine floor. We were happy with the results. I remember when I was doing some research for myself DuPont had a website. Sorry I cannot give specific answers as to black granite.
1584556
I would think so, I have never worked with granite. Please keep in mind you need to drill an anchor bolt in the granite, make sure the granite will support the pressure of the bolt and the drill bit you are using, Larger the bit the more surface pressure against it thus resulting in a larger and deeper bolt required
1465537
The adhesive held great on as smooth surface, for me. Maybe you could use u-nails or construction adhesive.
498004
Yes it probably would remove a glue drip from a granite counter. HOWEVER, I would call someone who specializes in granite and make sure that you would not damage your countertop. Maybe if you tell them the ingredients of the Desolv It they could determine that for you.
178967
Have not tried that, I only use on my granite countertops, I would contact the company that makes it and present the question to them.
498003
I'd be real careful as it might remove the glue but also remove the seal you have on the granite. Test in a real inconspicuous spot.
69800
we used it on a standard sink and formica counter top but it would prob'ly be fine on a granite counter, too.
75548
In the proper temperature it will stick I used it to do the underside of my stairs in my basement.
614806
yes I think it will hold granite. the glass is a hair shy of 1/2 inch thick
614807
The glass is 1/4" thick and attaches to the frame. Unless the granite did the same - which would require drilling holes - I don't think it would be particularly stable.