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can i use silicone to glue glass to a screen?

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It would probably look really bad and also the application would have to be perfect because to little and there will be air pockets and to much there will be over spill.

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8 minutes ago, Warning said:

It would probably look really bad and also the application would have to be perfect because to little and there will be air pockets and to much there will be over spill.

Well I mean the overspill I can just cut off....

What do you mean by look very bad?

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4 minutes ago, Bajantechnician said:

Well I mean the overspill I can just cut off....

What do you mean by look very bad?

With the silicone in between two different materials it will either chemically react and make it look horrible or it will just look like a really blurry image.

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What sort of screen are we talking about here?  Laptop, pad, desktop?

 

And why do you want to attach glass to it?

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4 hours ago, ThomasD said:

What sort of screen are we talking about here?  Laptop, pad, desktop?

 

And why do you want to attach glass to it?

htc m7

 

glass broke

repairing, because the glass in shards, and its easy to replace.

 

i took the good glass off a dead m7, so im going to replace the cracked on

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8 minutes ago, Bajantechnician said:

htc m7

 

glass broke

repairing, because the glass in shards, and its easy to replace.

 

i took the good glass off a dead m7, so im going to replace the cracked on

Gotcha

 

Not sure what will work for that issue.

 

You could try silicone. At least it should be easily removed if it doesn't work well.

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35 minutes ago, ThomasD said:

Gotcha

 

Not sure what will work for that issue.

 

You could try silicone. At least it should be easily removed if it doesn't work well.

the conductivity and view should be good?

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Just now, Bajantechnician said:

the conductivity and view should be good?

I have no Earthly idea.

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