After having a hook in the wall and a loop on the
table rip out a few times, I came up with something
else on my lunchbreak one day last year.

I just cut a section of 4X4 oak that was left over
from a job I was working on, made it just the right
length to fit between the back edge of the cabinet
door trim and wall without sliding out.  Then of
course being the perfectionist that I seem to be
becoming I had to take a router to the edges, and do a
coat of stain, pre-sander and 2 coats of lacquer.....
It fits in there tight, doesn't rattle, and looks
pretty too.

Mark

--- Davidson <wdavidson@THEGRID.NET> wrote:
> Problem with self adhesive velcro is that in hot
> climates the glue backing
> just melts and pulls off. If you want it to really
> stick... apply contact
> cement to the glue surface of the velcro and on the
> spot where you intend to
> stick it. Wait 10 or 15 minutes... press the two
> contact cemented surfaces
> together... wait 24 hours to use... It will now not
> peal off in the heat of
> Arizona.
> Bill
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Mark Watts <MVAone@AOL.COM>
> To: vanagon@GERRY.VANAGON.COM
> <vanagon@GERRY.VANAGON.COM>
> Date: Wednesday, April 19, 2000 1:57 PM
> Subject: Rear table fix wasRe: To table or not ...
>
>
> >Simple fix for the rear table. Self adhesive
> velcro; put strips two (loop)
> on
> >table horizontally. Put hook strips verticaly on
> panel.  Mine never moves
> and
> >never rattles.
> >
> >
> >Cheers, mark
> >
>

=====
Mark

87 Westfalia Gl
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