Kitchen bar top needs repair

[grandpamuck]

Between the kitchen and living room is a small divider extending out from the kitchen cabinet. It has a decorative covering glued to it. The end section of the cabinet top is in two pieces matched up. My problem is this, where the two pieces match up it has cracked and separated. Not enough to warrant tearing out. Is there some kind of glue to put in the crack, realign the top, to fix it? Not knowing the counter top material, I don't want to get something that will not hold. Still learning a lot things here. Thanks for any thoughts.

[Reverse_snowbird]

Pictures, please?

[grandpamuck]

OK!!!!! I am an idiot. How do you post a picture here? I am from old school, and let my grandkids do all this stuff.

[Reverse_snowbird]

You might need a grandchild.

When you go to post a reply, under Additional Options further down the page is an Attach files Option. Of course, you need to know where the picture is on your computer.

[Walholler]

Not being able to see what you talking about, I can only guess. I have found that a two part epoxy that can be purchased at Walmart will do the trick for you. If you want to get it into a small space, take something like an ice cream stick and sharpen one end with a knife prior to mixing the epoxy, once mixed, use the stick to put some epoxy into the opening or crack. Excess epoxy can be wipe away with rubbing alcohol prior to it setting up.

[DouglasReid]

Originally Posted by grandpamuck

OK!!!!! I am an idiot. How do you post a picture here? I am from old school, and let my grandkids do all this stuff.

Im Old School too, let me walk you through it, step by step:

1. At the bottom of the posts click on the "Post Reply" button. DO NOT use the "Quick Reply" window!

2. Below the box where you type yoru message is a green bar titled "Additional Options". In that area the second box down is "Attach Files". Click on the "Manage Attachments" button.

3. A pop up window will appear and you will click on "Choose File" These will be on your computer, you just navigate to the file location and double click on the file you want to choose. You can choose up to 5 files one at a time.

4. Then click on "Upload" and wait while the files are uploaded to the forum. When they are uploaded the file name will pop up and be displayed in the pop up window below where you selected them.

5. You can then go back to the main page and click on "Submit Reply" directly below your written message.

Your attached pictures will be displayed below your written reply.

Nothing to it!!