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How Do I Overlay Came Face to Glass?

by David
(Texas)

Hi Sue,

GREAT info on your site...

Question: I've done some copper foil overlay, but am interested in overlaying the face of the lead came in a similar fashion. Once the heart is removed, what is the best technique for affixing the face of the came to the glass? Would you solder it to some copper foil or use some sort of adhesive?

Thanks for all of your dedication to your craft and this site.

David

Answer

Hi David,

I would use an adhesive. E6000 works very well on glass and metals. It dries clear, which is a bonus. I've used it to glue all sorts of things to glass. There are other adhesives for glass, but I have not used them, so E6000 is the only one I can recommend. It is available at most craft stores.

Your project sounds interesting. If you would, please submit a picture to the Photo Gallery when you're done. I'm sure I'm not the only one that would enjoy seeing it.


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Jun 06, 2011
After Putty? NEW
by: Bev F

Hi there. As a follow on question - I am making a came window with came bits overlaid as buildings along the horizon. I was planning to glue the flat came bits to the glass and then solder where they adjoin the came that makes up the window - and all my bits of overlay do adjoin came seams. Should I putty the window first, then glue and solder the overlay bits? Not sure how the glue would hold up to the rigors of the putty process. However, I do want the came bits to be blackened like the rest of the came seams. Thanks so much for any help.

Answer

You could blacken the lead overlay before you glue it down (after you putty and clean up). Touch up the solder joints with black patina for solder.

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