The vinyl in our kitchen ends at the doorway where there is a step
down. To give a neat finish a gold coloured right-angled metal bar has
been placed over the wooden step.
However it is starting to lift in the middle.
What's the strongest glue/adhesive to re-stick such a bar to the wood?

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The vinyl in our kitchen ends at the doorway where there is a step
down. To give a neat finish a gold coloured right-angled metal bar has
been placed over the wooden step.
However it is starting to lift in the middle.
What's the strongest glue/adhesive to re-stick such a bar to the wood?

Is this definately not meant to be screwed ?

If it has to be "glued"
I would probably use epoxy.

This is a site that deals with adhesives for pretty much all situations.
http://www.thistothat.com/
This site is American and as such tends to use american propreitry names
but two minutes thought/googling can usually dredge up the uk equivalent.

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The vinyl in our kitchen ends at the doorway where there is a step
down. To give a neat finish a gold coloured right-angled metal bar has
been placed over the wooden step.
However it is starting to lift in the middle.
What's the strongest glue/adhesive to re-stick such a bar to the wood?

Evostick Serious glue works pretty well for most things. You'll need to
keep it clamped or weighted for a few hours, though. Takes about 24 to
reach full strength.

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wrote:
The vinyl in our kitchen ends at the doorway where there is a step
down. To give a neat finish a gold coloured right-angled metal bar has
been placed over the wooden step.
However it is starting to lift in the middle.
What's the strongest glue/adhesive to re-stick such a bar to the wood?
Car body filler.

On Sun, 03 Feb 2008 09:42:12 +0000, The Natural Philosopher wrote:

Car body filler.
You got a programmed function key for that?

Geo

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On Sun, 03 Feb 2008 09:42:12 +0000, The Natural Philosopher wrote:

Car body filler.
You got a programmed function key for that?

Geo


(Not serious - sorry)
The stuff they now clean pub tables with is sticky but only similar to the
stuff on Post-its