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Glue to repair delaminting plywood
On Monday, May 23, 2011 8:22:47 AM UTC-7, Dan Musicant wrote:
I recently discovered that an area at the top corner of a swinging plywood door just below my kitchen sink has delaminated ... ...all told probably around 35 square inches of delamination. Unfortunately, dirt and dust has penetrated Clean as best you can. Then work some glue in (just plain old white glue is fine, push it in with splinters if you have to). After it's dry (and still warped and delaminated), which will take a couple of days, use a hot clothes iron (with aluminum foil over the wood, to keep the finish from sticking to the iron) to flatten it. If you can arrange a pressure plate over the unflat bits, apply that while it cools down. |
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