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9. Yes, JB Weld is good, and other brands might be hard to find

Fri Aug 25, 2023, 07:00 AM

Aug 2023

I've also used PCWoody, but it took several days to dry.

Lowes, Depot, or Harbor Freight will have a selection of epoxies.

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I need help with a door. [View all] Lunabell Aug 2023 OP

Is it a hollow door or a solid core door? Rorey Aug 2023 #1

hollow, I think. Lunabell Aug 2023 #4

This looks like a better method Rorey Aug 2023 #2

Looks fairly easy. I have the tools. Lunabell Aug 2023 #7

I think the dowel route is the best. Lunabell Aug 2023 #8

Lol, just a misused door. No kids in this house. Lunabell Aug 2023 #11

You're on the right track bucolic_frolic Aug 2023 #5

Sounds like the plan. Lunabell Aug 2023 #6

Yes, JB Weld is good, and other brands might be hard to find bucolic_frolic Aug 2023 #9

a new trick I've found successful gibraltar72 Aug 2023 #12