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I used contact cement, the stuff you use to fasten countertop laminate to plywood, to fasten my cork roadbed to the 3/4 MDF I am using for benchwork. It held fine for a week, until we got record breaking heat early this week. I went ot the garage tonight to check on it, and ALL of my curves have loosened and the cord is off. <br /> <br />Anyone have fix for this, or do I need to just put another coat of cement on roadbed and wood, and fasten it back down? <br /> <br />
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