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1. 
   oldusty | Sep 06, 2007 06:34am | #1

   Clear silicone works well and remains softish .

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   dtraversi | Sep 06, 2007 06:53am | #2

   There are also a few differents mixes of hot glue that have a great hold and are reversable- I've had good luck with a variety of materials that needed a strong but temporary hold.
   Dave

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   sapwood | Sep 06, 2007 08:22pm | #3

   If removeability (is that a word?) is desirable, you might want to simply go with some museum sticky wax. This is a non-drying wax that is commonly used to hold artifacts in place on a shelf. A common brand is (I think) Holds-It. Any good art supply store should carry it. This stuff won't damage the glass in any way but it may leave a slight stain on the wood. The wax itself is easily removed.

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   Rooms | Sep 07, 2007 02:37am | #4

   Quickstep

   There is a special glass to wood adhesive available from Craft Supplies USA, Woodturners catalog. I have not used it, but it sounds like a winner,

   http://www.woodturnerscatalog.com/store/Adhesives___Glue___Glass_Adhesive___glass_adhesive?Args=

    

   Rooms