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Loctite for wood screws?
The hinges on my kitchen cabinets screw into the inside edge of the
maple frame. Each hinge is only screwed to the frame with one screw. The hinges are similar to these: http://www.amazon.com/Concealed-Fram.../dp/B000KPZC80 Every once in a while I need to tighten up the screws as they work loose. So I was thinking of putting something on the screws to keep them from loosening up. Anybody ever try something that works? I was thinking a little silicone in the screw hole would hold them and still be removeable. |
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