I had excellent success with a little dorm type box where the
bottle holder straps had ripped out and left large holes and some
cracking. Used grow foam, injected in the holes. The one I used
is a commercial product for setting/insulating windows that does
not triple expand and break things. It has been in service for a
few years now. I made new bottle rack fronts out of some
appropriate material because mine were missing, If I'd had factory
ones, I believe they would have reinstalled.

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The lower shelf on the door (molded plastic) in my 8-year-old
refrigerator is cracked on both ends -- any suggestions for how
to
repair it?

I tried epoxy, but no luck -- the plastic is pretty thin and I
don't
think there was enough surface area.

My appliance repair shop suggested duct tape, which would work,
but
would be ugly and hard to clean.

I'm wondering if there is some kind of kit out there that will
do the
trick?

Thanks,

John