Lamp adhesive

[chtree]

Does any one know what the best product would be to re glue a lamp to the corian, ours just tipped over last trip and we're not sure what to use. Also what is the best to remove some old stuff from corian in other places? We've tried goo b gone and it didn't work. I think that what's on there came from factory.


Thanks

chris

[AmeriStar]

Most product available at you local hardware store are formulated for 'many' fixes. Visit a good counter shop. They will have the exact product that is formulated for corian.

[garyde]

I use Velcro. It has been working for years.

[Jon Wehrenberg]

I use a version of plumber's putty available at craft stores intended to hold things down without staining or permanent adhesion.

We have a few vases in the coach that have been stuck down with the stuff and they have never moved or tipped over, but I can lift them up and peel away the putty if I want to relocate them.

[chtree]

Thanks, my wife will really appreciate the info! I think she's anxious to get the lamp back in place:-)

Chris

[phorner]

We use a putty that I think is called "museum putty". The stuff works great. Nothing moves and the putty comes right off the Corian if need be.

[dale farley]

Chris,

We get the putty from the office department of Wal Mart. I think it is the same stuff Jon is talking about. I believe it is called something like Sticky Putty. It works great, goes on easy and comes off easy. The last we bought was yellow, but I think they have white also.

[chtree]

Thanks guys, we are looking forward to putting things back and having them stay.

Chris

[Pete]

Chris, I also use double sided tape. Easy to install, and easy to remove.

[chtree]

Thanks Pete !

Chris

[Richard Barnes]

Here's the link to Lowes and Quake Putty

http://www.lowes.com/pd_28386-10318-88111_0__?newSearch=true&catalogId=10051&productId=3030373&UserSearch=museum+putty&Ntt=musuem+outty&N=0&langId=-1&storeId=10151