Question 1

I have a crack in my microwave base can i use this product

Accepted Answer

No. It's a sealant not a glue. If you have a crack in the glass base buy a new base - dont attempt to glue it. Not practical.

Question 2

Can this item be used for oven seal

Accepted Answer

We used it to attach new seal inside our oven  where the door closes - worked a treat x

Question 3

How do i use to fix oven glass back in place

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Obviously it depends on how your individual door is fixed but assuming the hinge fixing is a fairly standard metal to glass affair, the following advice should help.  Take a photo of the hinges and screw fixings before unscrewing any screws and make careful note of where each screw is used so that you can reassemble the door and glass when you're ready. You may want to mark the outline or corners of the hinges at this point or after removing the glass to allow you to affix them after you've cleaned the old glue sealant off the door and hinges. Once you have removed the glass completely, clean off the old glue/sealant with a craft knife blade taking  care not to harm yourself or damage the glass or hinges. Now, check the cleaned hinges fit where they should on the glass prior to fixing them in place with the sealant glue. You may want to invest in a couple of adjustable clamps to hold the glass to the door while you wait for the sealant glue to set, but improvising with something that can apply pressure will do. Apply a generous amount of the glue sealant to the area on the glass where the hinges are to be fixed carefully and evenly. Use plenty to allow the sealant to pass through the holes in the hinge and around it, which helps to hold the hinge once dried. However, keep the amount sensible so as not to result in unsightly amounts squiging and dripping where you do not want the sealant to go.   When ready, fix your clamps securely and wait for the recommended amount of time stated in the instructions before trying the oven door. I doubled it to be certain the sealant was fully dry.  Good luck!

Question 4

I want to seal an standard sized oven glass door. Is one tube enought?

Accepted Answer

Worked fine for my quite large oven door glass, with enough left over.

ASIN	B00XLO2LTK
Best Sellers Rank	8,186 in DIY & Tools ( See Top 100 in DIY & Tools ) 169 in Sealers
Brand	Visbella
Colour	Black
Compatible Material	Glass
Container Type	Tube
Customer Reviews	4.5 4.5 out of 5 stars (4,042)
Included Components	1
Item Form	Strip
Item Package Quantity	1
Item Type Name	Visbella Silicone Oven Glass Door Gasket Seal High Temperature Heat Resistant from -80ºF to 600ºF (Black)
Item Volume	85 Millilitres
Item Weight	14 Grams
Manufacturer	Visbella
Manufacturer Part Number	V363
Material	Silicone
Model Number	V363
Other Special Features of the Product	Heat Resistant
Specific Uses For Product	Oven Glass Door
Unit Count	85.0 gram
Viscosity Level	High
Water Resistance Level	Water Resistant

V363 Silicone Oven Glass Door Gasket Seal High Temperature Heat Resistant from -80ºF to 600ºF (Black)

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