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Cupboard door delamination
- Thread starter Dustydog
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Assuming this is wood laminate.
Perhaps, get a flat object each side and clamps on the ready. Or, remove the door, put it on a flat surface and clamp it using weights.
If the laminate can be held back enough use some dilute PVA in a spray and squirt it in.
PVA is very forgiving and excess will clean up with a damp cloth.
John
Perhaps, get a flat object each side and clamps on the ready. Or, remove the door, put it on a flat surface and clamp it using weights.
If the laminate can be held back enough use some dilute PVA in a spray and squirt it in.
PVA is very forgiving and excess will clean up with a damp cloth.
John
All the edge foils and I mean ALL the edge foiuls came loose on ours, and we used Gorilla Wood Glue, but I think Dusty would have to cut it to get the glue under, and it wonk look right. If the iron melts the glue it may just be a case of luck. I think if its a cupboard door, its probably MDF.
DD------------------ Jcloughie. post number 5 they are ideal.
I was recently introduced to mitre glue, brilliant, super glue on steroids. So useful for loads of things.
Look at this for how to use.
John
- A couple of drops.
- Bring both sids together,
- Hold.
- Quick spray of activator.
- Wait 15 secs.
- Jobs a good’n.
Look at this for how to use.
John
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