How to fix lifting vinyl wrap on cabinet doors?

[Matkai]

I am doing a makeover on my bathroom vanity and there is some lifting of the vinyl wrapping, looking for recommendations on the best glue to use to stick it back down before it tears. Not sure if the fact that it is a bathroom vanity and in wet area will affect which glue to use.

Thanks in advance.

[EricL]

Hello @Matkai 

Thanks for sharing your question about repairing your lifting vinyl wrap. I propose using Sika 500ml Clear 105 Contact Fix Premium Contact Adhesive on the lifting vinyl. I suggest making sure that the damaged area is totally dry and is still in good condition before you apply the adhesive. If it feels damp, do not apply the adhesive, use your hair dryer to accelerate the drying process or leave the door out in the sun to dry naturally.

Let me call on our experienced members @Dave-1 and @Nailbag for their recommendations.

If you have any other questions we can help with, please let us know.

Eric

[Dave-1]

Good Evening @Matkai 

There was another post in the last few days about someone with a similar issue. If its only regluing the lifting vinal then I would definently go with @EricL 's suggestion.

Has the vinal cracked or perished anywhere else? And is there any chance of a photo or two of the vanity?

Dave

[Nailbag]

Hi @Matkai sounds like @EricL has provided the best solution, but as @Dave-1 mentioned a few photos would give us all a better indication of the scenario

Nailbag

[Matkai]

Thanks everyone, as there are no tears or cracks, just lifting along some edges will try  EricL's suggestion and use the Sika Clear Contact.

[Matkai]

Thought I would give an update to anyone who has the same issue:

After looking into the Sika Clear Contact, it required the two edges to be separated for a short time before joining in order to form a good bond, this was not an option when the vinyl was only slightly lifting and the gaps very small.  So instead, I used Tarzan Grip - General Purpose Gel which is water resistant and suitable for vinyl - I applied it with a cotton bud and toothpick due to the small openings and then used painters' tape to keep both edges together for 12 hours - worked a treat - so easy and any excess was easily wiped away .. another bonus was that it was less than $5 a tube! 

[JacobZ]

Hi @Matkai,

Thank you for the update. I'm glad to hear you found a solution that has had some lasting success.

For our readers, could you confirm if it was this Tarzan's Grip General Purpose Adhesive that you used?

From your description, I am fairly confident that it is, but it would be great to be able to point people to the exact product you've used.

Jacob