Glue for coolidor

[Rider1]

So I have 100 or so spanish cedar strips I bought online and I wanted to glue them to the inside walls of some of my coolidors. Anyone have thoughts on what type of glue I could use (or any glue I should not use) - or any alternative method besides using glue ?

Thanks!

 

[TravelingJ]

Just lick em, and stick em on.

 

[Rode Weary]

Hot glue if you must adhere. Can't wedge?

Dennis

 

[KcJason1]

Hot glue works wonders in coolers and doesn't have a smell!

 

[StogieNinja]

There's also food-safe caulk, though that might be overkill. There's a number of oderless,food-safe glues out there.

 

[javajunkie]

There's also food-safe caulk, though that might be overkill. There's a number of oderless,food-safe glues out there.

in a similar vein, the stuff they use to seal and/or repair aquariums.

 

[mdwest]

JJ is spot on with the aquarium caulk... this is what I just used to help seal up my cabinet:

http://www.homedepot.com/p/DAP-2-8-oz-Silicone-Aquarium-Sealant-00688/100128841#.UVnmzzdvAg8

I used a hot glue gun and run of the mill hot glue sticks that you can buy at any craft store to attach spanish cedar (broken down cigar boxes) to one of my traveldors that I sometimes use for overflow.. that worked very well also..