Ii would love to know what kind of adhesive to use to fix it to the silverware box.
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There are spray-on adhesives available at most craft stores that will do the trick nicely. Just don't spray it too thickly, you just want the surface of the fabric to stick, saturating the fabric would probably reduce its effectiveness; and use a small roller or flat scraper to smooth from the center out to attach the fabric smoothly. You will want to cut and do a dry fit before you glue, so that you will have good fit when you get ready to affix the fabric.
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I actually didn't use any adhesive. Lined my shelves and drawers of my china cabinet and have had no issues with it moving unless you slide something very heavy across it. Then you just straighten it back out and continue on.
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You can use white glue. I have heard that hot glue also works. Personally, I'd go for good old rubber cement. The main thing is to avoid any glue containing sulfer.
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I know somebody that removed it from fiberglass - they used a plastic paint scrapper - it took some effort but it did not damage it.May be able to use wd40 or some other adhesive remover to make it easier. I have not tried to remove mine yet and I have a porcelain tub.
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There is a cleaning rubbing compound available of most of the shopping channels that with just a tiny amount of elbow grease will remove those marks. That is the silver marks left by utensils. The scratches are there forever unfortunately.
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3 metal rings at the top. No adhesive, but nails or temp. adhesive hooks would work fine.
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Seriously? I'm not sure what would cause a person to ask this question. What damage could it possibly do? It's well made with sturdy material that holds your silverware. Mine is in my handmade cabinets. Hasn't damaged a thing. Put an anti slip mat under it if your so concerned.
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I used construction adhesive (liquid nails) and finishing nails. Worked great. Just be careful when counter sinking.
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I had a similar issue and was unable to find a replacement but managed to have the broken unit repaired. Reinstalling the repaired dish I put a small stainless steel screw above the leading edge to hold the dish in place in the metal brackets. This works extremely well holding the dish in place and still easy to clean. We have had no further problems with the dish. Hope tis is of help. Les Taylor NZ.
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I have a couple of antique silver spoons that do okay with it. I never polish them but they're still tarnish free, just a dull silver look.
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I think it's a heat connection. Not welded. I can't speak to glue, but I have run it through the dishwasher many times with no problems.
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I used drywall / contractors glue. It worked great. Get the quick dry. I also painted them first. Too messy to spray paint in the house.
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I have found the explanation! I called the manufacturer, and as it turns out, about a year ago they had a shipment of these go out with the wrong adhesive. The labels had the heavy-duty adhesive that was used for their shipping boxes. The woman I spoke to was very nice, and offered to send me a replacement. The label on mine is not coming off with any amount of elbow grease or tricks. She was wondering how they were still out there, since it was a couple hundred of them and it was a year ago. It must be a particular third party shipper used by Amazon. The should NOT be trying to get rid of these on unsuspecting Amazon customers! Shame. I have found the explanation! I called the manufacturer, and as it turns out, about a year ago they had a shipment of these go out with the wrong adhesive. The labels had the heavy-duty adhesive that was used for their shipping boxes. The woman I spoke to was very nice, and offered to send me a replacement. The label on mine is not coming off with any amount of elbow grease or tricks. She was wondering how they were still out there, since it was a couple hundred of them and it was a year ago. It must be a particular third party shipper used by Amazon. The should NOT be trying to get... » Read More I have found the explanation! I called the manufacturer, and as it turns out, about a year ago they had a shipment of these go out with the wrong adhesive. The labels had the heavy-duty adhesive that was used for their shipping boxes. The woman I spoke to was very nice, and offered to send me a replacement. The label on mine is not coming off with any amount of elbow grease or tricks. She was wondering how they were still out there, since it was a couple hundred of them and it was a year ago. It must be a particular third party shipper used by Amazon. The should NOT be trying to get rid of these on unsuspecting Amazon customers! Shame. « Show Less
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Depends on what you are using it for. If you are using it as a sliding track for an animal enclosure then you would use a clear low smell adhesive found at most hardware stores. If you are going to use it for a more rough and tumble type of thing then I would use wood glue mastic, that is if you are attaching it to wood. If attaching to plastic then I would go to your local craft store and get a glue called E6000 Clear Craft Adhesive. Hope this helps
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I'd probably go with a construction type adhesive such as liquid nails for something that heavy. This glue is great but it is VERY thin.
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I used basic white glue. You can use wood glue, but you don't really need to.
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I am not sure. I actually tried to research this before I responded, but could not really tell. The only adhesive would be on the container, but I am still unable to find a definitive response for you. Sorry.
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I guess you could try to contact the manufacturer, but I doubt it. How'd you manage that anyway? For future reference, I put it in the basket where the utensils go.
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Spray adhesive is what I used. I made a cabinet to record in and sprayed with adhesive then hung the cabinet to the wall. Spray it well and u should be fine. Mine is still working like new