I've never applied an artificial snake skin and haven't yet put any snake skins on a glass bow. Barge cement would work I guess but it is a contact cement and you have to apply the glue to both surfaces, the bow and the skin. Then you have to lay the skin down, very carefully to the bow's back. Once the 2 glue surfaces touch they are connected, whether correctly or not. If laid down with a wrinkle you will have to live with it. I think folks use TBIII to attach real skins to glass bows but I don't know how it would work with the artificial skins. What does the manufacturer suggest for glue with the artificial skins? Hopefully someone that has applied artificial skins to a glass bow will reply.