Large area on side of full length book shelf. Trying to attach square cork board pieces. Double-sided tape pieces that came with cork board did not work.

I would use hot glue or if you need something stronger... construction adhesive. You can buy it at the craft store in a small tube.

Rubber cement would make it permanent. Brush on both sides, bookcase side and back of cork, let set to just tacky..... then place, it will be stuck for good when they touch, so make sure they are properly lined up.

If it is a permanent feature I would use 'no more nail' or here is a link that might help https://www.amcork.com/pages/cork-wall-tile-install-guide

Spray adhesive specifically for foam works great. You can also use 'rubber cement' on both the shelves and cork.

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Karen Brunck
on Sep 11, 2018

Spray adhesive specifically for foam works great. You can also use 'rubber cement' on both the shelves and cork.

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- Shirley
  on Sep 22, 2018
  
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Unique Creations By Anita
on Sep 11, 2018

If it is a permanent feature I would use "no more nail" or here is a link that might help

https://www.amcork.com/pages/cork-wall-tile-install-guide

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- Shirley
  on Sep 22, 2018
  
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Sharon
on Sep 11, 2018

Rubber cement would make it permanent. Brush on both sides, bookcase side and back of cork, let set to just tacky..... then place, it will be stuck for good when they touch, so make sure they are properly lined up.

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- Shirley
  on Sep 22, 2018
  
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Homeroad
on Sep 22, 2018

I would use hot glue or if you need something stronger... construction adhesive. You can buy it at the craft store in a small tube.

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