Plaster in a refrigerator door? PLS HELP

I wouldn't use Plaster of Paris, it won't stay in very long at all. Why not use some car body repair stuff like Plastic Padding?

If only the gasket is hurt, it is fairly inexpensive and easy to replace the gasket. If you are trying to just get by, use something flexible - perhaps some foam held on with silicone. ______________________________ Keep the whole world singing . . . . DanG (remove the sevens) snipped-for-privacy@7cox.net

Duct tape can fix anything...

Karl

Indeed. Thats what I was going to suggest. Or reinforced strapping tape, but ONLY after cleaning the area around the hole with some strong cleaning agents. Cooking grease tends to coat everything in a kitchen and will cause tape to peel off shortly.

If they want a color match..some of the 3M upholstery tape will work good.

The chunk of seal that is damaged, can be trimmed out with a razor blade ad a bit of foam siliconed back in its place.

Gunner

"A prudent man foresees the difficulties ahead and prepares for them; the simpleton goes blindly on and suffers the consequences."

- Proverbs 22:3

Fairly inexpensive for a refridgerator gasket, mine is 230.00 PER door!!!

I would use BONDO car putty, That may not be pretty, but you can try to match it with the rest of the fridge

Searcher

Before you get to carried away, try to find a used replacement door. Lots of local appliance stores keep 'trade-in' appliances around as a cheap parts source- get out the phone book and call around.

-Carl

What brand is that Refrigerator? I want to make sure that I do not purchase that brand.

Does anybody else smell a troll? This post seems kinda' fishy, err ... trolly. Not likely to cause a lot of controversy, but weird. Bob