Adhesive for magnetic humidifiers?
Does anyone have a fool-proof (because I'm a fool) way of getting the metal plates used for magnetic humidifiers to stick to your cedar lids? I've filled two humi's up with kitty litter and tried to use the double stick tape that comes on the plates but way too often when I open mu humi I find this:
not only aggravating but I’m really worried that one of these days it will drop and damage one of my sticks. Hesitant to use any glue both for the smell/fumes and don’t want to damage my lid. Has anyone had this problem? What did you do to fix it?
not only aggravating but I’m really worried that one of these days it will drop and damage one of my sticks. Hesitant to use any glue both for the smell/fumes and don’t want to damage my lid. Has anyone had this problem? What did you do to fix it?
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Zap-a-gap
use with caution
back when i was studying architecture and building little models of buildings this was the glue i used. it would hold anything to anything.
the caution?
it will stick anything to anything. and it really sucks when it gets on your hands. its stinky but it sets in a minute or two. then it smells like nothing.
if you are worried about the moisture issues in the humidor keep this in mind:
my father used it to hold a metal cap on the end of his fly fishing rod. its pretty epic stuff.
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Used in the marine industry, it can even be used below the waterline. The 4200 is not as strong as the 5200, but plenty more than you need.
I tell people to use the 4200 if they ever want to remove what they are attaching to their boat, and the 5200 if they want it to become part of the boat.