1. First, find the center point on the original glass table, and finish it with a tape measure and a marker. Remember not to mark the glass surface and the side where the aluminum alloy shaft is stuck. After finding the center point of the collar edge, that is, the desktop, clean the general edge and the turntable.

2. Then pour a certain amount of shadowless glue on the aluminum alloy turntable, not too much. Then lift the desktop so that the marking surface faces upwards. The marked surface cannot be pasted, and it will not be erased if pasted. Align the center of the desktop with the center of the aluminum alloy turntable and put it on the shadowless glue. Stick it gently first to see how much shadowless glue there is to prevent it from overflowing.

3. If there is not much shadowless glue, it will be much less. At this time, take off the desktop, add shadowless glue, and then put it on, paying attention to the center. If it is still a little short, press it hard while keeping the center point unchanged to see if the diffusion edge of the glue matches the aluminum alloy turntable and see if there are any bubbles. If yes, press hard while rotating the desktop to drive away bubbles.

4. Next, you can't bask in the sun, there will be bubbles after basking. You should use ultraviolet light. Turn on the power of the ultraviolet lamp, turn on the switch, and let the ultraviolet light irradiate the shadowless glue. At this point, keep an eye on the center point and irradiate for five minutes. After irradiation, the glass desktop and turntable will be integrated and can be used safely.