Yes, use super glue. The 15 second liquid stuff. Then take some plastic wrap, push down the area you added glue to, hold it for a minute or two, then let it cure for 24 hours. The separation should be nearly invisible after that. The air gap between the paint and glass is what generally makes it stand out. But by adhering the paint with superglue, there is then no air gap.

After that, spray it with krylon triple thick to seal it.

You can spray over the windows. Just make sure they are clean and free of dust. Then spray very thickly over them. The triple thick will flow and even out. Don't be alarmed about cloudiness that might develop--that clears up when it cures.

Flood the area to ensure it gets everywhere.

It dries clear in this case.

It looks white when edges are rough/textured--generally when you're gluing pieces of an object together.