loose edging trim on kitchen unit doors

[daisyduke]

a small section is loose it will push back on but won't stay there.....before using extreme measures with glue is there a better way?
have searched as can't be first person to have this issue but can't find anything...over 3yrs so its DIY not dealership solution.

 

[Andy Foster]

Had similar issue here, but on the table. Eventually used epoxy glue in the bottom of the u section, or the edge of the panel with the trim kept in place until epoxy set by a couple of very tight ratchet straps overnight. (Clean excess epoxy immediately)

You could also try some paper wedged in the channel which kept it in place, but only for a couple of weeks.

 

[daisyduke]

tha

Had similar issue here, but on the table. Eventually used epoxy glue in the bottom of the u section, or the edge of the panel with the trim kept in place until epoxy set by a couple of very tight ratchet straps overnight. (Clean excess epoxy immediately)

You could also try some paper wedged in the channel which kept it in place, but only for a couple of weeks.

thanks glue it is then

 

[WelshGas]

tha

thanks glue it is then

I've found the ' Thick " Superglue very useful on vertical surfaces. Sticks quickly and just need a few spots rather than the whole length of detached trip.

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1-x-GORI...h=item5919802ba8:g:4FEAAOSwP8dcGVoQ:rk:9:pf:0

 

[MattBW]

I would personally recommend contact adhesive, apply to both surface let it dry before pressing together. Unlikely to ever come away.

 

[daisyduke]

I've found the ' Thick " Superglue very useful on vertical surfaces. Sticks quickly and just need a few spots rather than the whole length of detached trip.

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1-x-GORI...h=item5919802ba8:g:4FEAAOSwP8dcGVoQ:rk:9:pf:0

thanks ordered from link- also have the epoxy version gorilla do on order as well