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Glue required....

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Got an MDF bathroom cabinet door which I assume is moisture resistant. The gloss covering has come off ( the sort you find on kitchen gloss doors). I assume it's a PVC or acrylic maybe??  Anyhow, trying to find a the right glue to stick it back which ideally would be something that would flow so I could get a nice thing layer to bond. Any suggestions?

 

Cheers

 

Vijay

Picture may be useful.

Maybe a 'spray mount' type contact adhesive.

Superglue is pretty good as well.

 

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I could get some pics on the weekend.....
 

I was put off by spray adhesives as they have been "stringy" when I've used them before and didn't think it would be good under a thin finish. I'll look at the spray mount ones which Google has come up with one by 3M.

 

I thought of superglue but would need a lot lol

 

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anyone have any idea what the plastic covering is made of?

 

Think it's normally stuck on with a contact adhesive. Something like Evo stik Impact. Available in tins.

Contact adhesive is what i used to stick the end trims on my chipboard worktops. id be confident to use it to stick your cupboard door back together if i had too. 

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My only worry with contact adhesive is one supplier said it can react with the plasticisers in flexible plastic

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