I was considering purchasing this as a fridge shelf liner. Anyone use it for this purpose?
808903
No - we used it on the back door window to gain some privacy. It did a great job for that, but I wouldn't know about using it as a shelf liner. Doesn't someone already make shelf liner material?
808904
Personally I would not use it for this purpose. I would be afraid over time with the dampness and humidity in a refrigerator along with the constant use and spills it would get nasty with crumbs and such along the edges. Also getting it perfect without bubbles on every shelf to look nice would be a pain. Just my opinion though : )
808905
I have used this product with great success on both windows and as a fridge shelf liner . I have also used it to transform recycled jars and it works very well.
808906
I agree it would certainly look pretty but bear in mind that it is a contact adhesive. I think the constant moisture in the fridge would be a little too much as there is some condensation at times, which could loosen the contact. I have not used it for this.
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I have used this product on wood and metal. I used 2 good coats. I worked great on my fridge and wood molding. On the metal fridge it holds up great to heavy wear, but i dont know how it would do on the seat part (metal rivets and all). If you use this product on the legs and back rest it would work beautifully. I think this should be the jewel in any crazy diy decorator (like me, lol)! I love it but make sure you let it dry completely between coats and work in a well ventilated room for a few tips. Cheap foam brushes work great and remember to keep brush stroke level and in the same direction. Good luck. I have used this product on wood and metal. I used 2 good coats. I worked great on my fridge and wood molding. On the metal fridge it holds up great to heavy wear, but i dont know how it would do on the seat part (metal rivets and all). If you use this product on the legs and back rest it would work beautifully. I think this should be the jewel in any crazy diy decorator (like me, lol)! I love it but make sure you let it dry completely between coats and work in a well ventilated room for a few tips. Cheap foam brushes work great and remember to keep brush stroke level and in the same... » Read More I have used this product on wood and metal. I used 2 good coats. I worked great on my fridge and wood molding. On the metal fridge it holds up great to heavy wear, but i dont know how it would do on the seat part (metal rivets and all). If you use this product on the legs and back rest it would work beautifully. I think this should be the jewel in any crazy diy decorator (like me, lol)! I love it but make sure you let it dry completely between coats and work in a well ventilated room for a few tips. Cheap foam brushes work great and remember to keep brush stroke level and in the same direction. Good luck. « Show Less
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I've only used it for lining crock pot and cooking. I did take the liner with the food and put it into the fridge to eat later. Maybe someone else can answer
237288
The product is good for use under heavy pots and pans. The best way to keep it from sliding is to cut it to snugly fit your shelf.
1707739
It seems more sturdy than the shelf liner. These are good but rather expensive and I would recommend IKEA shelf liners over these that are a fraction of the cost.
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No, I wouldn't use it for anything that would stink up your fridge. The lid just rests on top of the base, there is a small lip on the bottom of the lid that fits inside of the base to keep it from being knocked off but there is no gasket or seal to keep odors from leaking out.
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I'm not sure, but I would think it might. The material is only about 1/8 inch thick, so it's a bit thicker than say, shelf liner, but not that much. If you have a very rough surface underneath it might bleed through.
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hmmm i used it for my cabinets not sure if you would want to use in refrigerator due to it may stick to the service but its up to you
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Hi. The liners are thin but quite strong. I have had no problem with them except at the counterheight where I have covered the cutting board. I am a painnnter and am constantly adding and splashing jugs of water. The liner started to curl up at the edges after a month or two and I had to tape it down. I have one shelf where I doubled up the liner for extra thickness. I have had no problem except at counter height. (I store paint and tools on the other shelves). Hope this helps...
1954857
Wow, I didn't even realize there was plastic in there because it is concealed in the hem at the bottom. Just FYI, the seam is folded on the outside, but done nicely so I think it would work as a curtain liner...neat idea!
1554017
It's like any shelf liner. Extra hands help when using it on a large item like a file cabinet. I find if I remove about the top inch of backing, line the paper correctly and then slowly pull the backing off as the paper goes onto the cabinet or shelf it works better. My husband suggested that I insert a straight pin into the small air bubbles and them press the air out. That worked like a charm. I couldn't believe he thought about it before I did. Good luck!
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I purchased this product in July. I have no crumbling as of yet, but I will keep an eye out. One of the products I really love is Warp Bros. Plast-O-Mat Ribbed Shelf Liner. I have used it for over 10 years with wonderful success. My husband ordered the Duck Brand for his garage. I didn't care for the texture and went back to my Plast-O-Mat to line my kitchen and bathroom cupboards.
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Yes I use mine for that purpose and it works perfectly. I have a double door refrigerator and it fits nicely on the shelf.
1681938
I don't know if it is Overkill, i am not sure the reason why you want to secure the bed liner... However this tape is nice and strong. So if you want to secure your bed liner ( no matter what it is made of) it will definately stay down. I used this tape to secure some 3foot x 3 foot steel sheet metal to a paint 1/4" sheet rock.. and it is holding good...
471843
I've had this board for years....It is wonderful....very heavy....If worried about sliding, I would just use a piece of that light rubber mesh type shelf liner under it... (available at Amazon.com...search shelf liner).....
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I purchased this liner some months ago for kitchen shelf lining. Best liner I ever bought. Had my husband use staple gun to keep front flat. But that is not an issue, just what I wanted.
201009
It is designed to attach to a wood cupboard side, or a wall, with screws. You wouldn't want to screw it into your fridge but you might be able to use strong 2-sided tape or some other method to affix it.