How to Glue Refrigerator Drawers

Your refrigerator drawers are an important part of organization and storage in your fridge, and if you notice a crack, it is important to fix it immediately. Cracks are a common risk for refrigerator drawers, and if they are left unattended they can enlarge and lead to a large piece coming out of the drawer itself. Use an epoxy glue to repair the crack and make sure that you attend to the matter as soon as you can.

Soap
Water
Clear epoxy glue
Paper bowl
Old spatula or plastic knife

Instructions

- 1
  Remove the damaged drawer from the refrigerator.
- 2
  Allow the drawer to warm up to room temperature. This helps you deal with the crack more easily.
- 3
  Mix equal parts of the two parts of your clear epoxy glue in a paper bowl, using an old spatula or a plastic knife. Epoxy is an excellent glue that comes in two parts, which do not activate until they are mixed together.
- 4
  Turn the refrigerator drawer over so that you are seeing it from the outside.
- 5
  Spread a thin layer of epoxy glue over the crack, extending the epoxy to 1 inch on either side of the crack, and ideally 1 inch from either end as well.
- 6
  Allow the epoxy to cure completely. Check the packaging to tell you how long this will take. After the epoxy has cured, return the drawer to the refrigerator so that you can use it again.

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