robgraham wrote:
On 1 Feb, 10:26, Rob Horton wrote:
Guy Snape wrote:
Is there a glue suitable for sticking the spout back on to a teapot?
Obviously it would need to be resistant to heat and water, and not
dissolve into the tea and poison us.
Thanks,
- guy
How about JB weld. Try the waterweld stuff, drinking water safe and heat
resistant to 300 F / 148 C

http://jbweld.net/products/water.php

Hope that helps

Just as a warning for this material - which I agree might tolerate the
temperature - it does set with a definite grey colour which would be
all too apparent if this is a white teapot.

I know this is a bit geekish, but I've used one of the other JB Weld
epoxies to make a methylated spirit stove out of a beer can - at about
1 oz this is very satisfactory for ultra lightweight camping.

Rob

Thats why I use a clearish epoxy.

Its actually pretty good,and I can add microballoons to make it white.

As I said. setting it at a higher temperature than it will get in use,
makes it pretty safe from that point of view.