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You need a UV Glass Glue, anything else will not be clear or won't hold glass together. I found some instructions and tips on glueing glass here. You will need some sunlight to give it a good bond.
I did a quick google search for "UV GLASS GLUE" and a lot of products came up. Or going to your hardware store they should have some for you too.
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My venue does not allow open flames, so all candles must be in a holder. I have been spray painting old candle bases and rummaging for glass hurricanes to add height and visual interest to the table scapes, instead of just votives. The issue was when I went to super glue the glass to the bases, the glass "fogged" like a chemical reaction occurred with the super glue and glass? What kind/brand of glue works best on glass? I have seen other Bee's glue glass plates to glass vases to make cake stands, so it must be able to be done? thanks in advance