Repair Small Crack in Refrigerator Liner ?

Might try plastic weld, Or jb weld. First drill a small hole in the end of the crack to keep it from going any further being sure not to go to deep.

Hardware store.....2 part epoxy for PLASTICS

Check the labeling and make sure it is for plastics. Lot of the epoxies are good for metal, wood, ceramics etc but will melt plastic.

Will the epoxie tolerate the changing internal temperatures and dampness ?

YES

Then epoxy it is....and THANKS.

I am kind of wondering... Eternabond? (This is a question do folks think it would work?)

A crack that hasn't separated can be fixed, in many cases, by trickling a tiny stream of methylene chloride into the crack. The solvent melts the plastic, and it flows back together, creating an almost invisible mend. You can get that stuff from a sign shop that works with plastic/acrylic signs. Use with caution, it is toxic. Works wonderfully for cracks in skylights, too.

wa8yxm wrote:
I am kind of wondering... Eternabond? (This is a question do folks think it would work?)

That's what I was thinking...maybe not pretty, but since it's behind a drawer...should work fine...and it will certainly be permanent.

I would use 3M 5200. This stuff can handle cold temps and expansion/contraction plus it is waterproof.

dons2346 wrote:
I would use 3M 5200. This stuff can handle cold temps and expansion/contraction plus it is waterproof.

nothing better than the 3M stuff. some is quick set, others not so decide which you want/need.
bumpy