Working on a prop that needs to have a shot glass stay put when its placed on a tray and tipped but yet removable. don't want to drill the glass. The shot glass has a 1" recess 1/16" deep in the bottom. I used superglue to fix a small 1/4" x 1/16" disk magnet then embedded an opposing one on the tray. Works great but would like to make sure that magnet never comes off. Thinking of a liquid epoxy to just fill the well. Might even color it so the little magnet is hidden better. Any ideas on a good material to do this with or a better method.

Thanks for any help

Goop will work and dries clear. http://eclecticproducts.com/products/amazing-goop.html

Super Glue dries hard and is brittle and will not take much handling where as Goop dries similar to a clear hard rubbery consistency.

Another similar glue is E6000 you can find both in Walmart in the craft or glue and tape section. The E6000 is also available in a small multi pack of 4 0.1,8oz tubes and usually found in the craft section.

E6000 would work great for this problem.

Glass and mirror stores sell clear glue for glass and mirrors. I would check with them as they are the experts in this field.

I would say to use clear Epoxy glue, the 5 minute version is clear.

In the manufacturing company I use to work for we used a lot of Loctite clear glue brand, has to use a hammer to break the seal.

Is the E6000 self leveling or will it need to be tooled.

E6000 is self leveling as is Goop and are quite similar.
They're made by the same manufacturer http://eclecticproducts.com/

Thanks for the info. Asked a glass shop as well and they recommended Goop E6000.

I was standing in line to pay for my items at JoAnne's Fabric Store yesterday, and I looked down and there was racks of E6000, I was tempted to pick a tube up for some tricks I am making. I looked at the price, have to wait until next payday.

It is not cheap, but works great Bill!!

Bill your comment got me hook line and glass sinker.