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Peeling laminate

54and56 · 2021-08-30 15:02:12

Hi all, The laminate on a built in piece of built in furniture (several years old but otherwise in good shape) is beginning to peel off, just noticed it today. As it's close to the ground it's possible the area got wet at some stage or something caught and lifted the laminate. Either way I'm looking for advice on how best…

30-08-2021 3:02pm

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54and56

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Hi all,
The laminate on a built in piece of built in furniture (several years old but otherwise in good shape) is beginning to peel off, just noticed it today.
As it's close to the ground it's possible the area got wet at some stage or something caught and lifted the laminate.
Either way I'm looking for advice on how best to secure the laminate back on without making a complete ball$ of it which I have a tendency to do if a lot of delicate dexterity is required. I've always been more of a demolition than a build it type of guy :-)
Any suggestions?

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#2 30-08-2021 6:56pm

ec_pc

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Get a can of spray adhesive, used it on a set of wardrobes last year, worked perfectly.

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