Is it possible to glue two pieces of driftwood together with silicone, or will they just break apart?
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Driftwood and silicone
- Thread starter LBathory
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I think it's possible but there are other factors at work here. Is there enough surface area to make a strong bond, will the wood want to float breaking the bond, etc. I think you are better off using a stainless steel screw.
the wood is already waterlogged, I have just heard mixed things about stainless steel in aquarium water. Maybe I'll try the silicone and if it doesn't work I'll go with the screw. Now if only the anubias I'm trying to plant on it would just stay!
Aa far better way,i have found to attach java fern and anubis is to get a flat drill bit,they come in various sizes 10mm-32mm and put a hole in the wood and just wedge the java or anubis in there stay there until the roots take hold.Have been using ths method fior a few years now and never had a problem.
just for the record the silicone worked for like a week lol. i ended up going with stainless steel screws.