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When I moved into my new place, I noticed a couple of cabinet doors in the kitchen seemed a bit loose, so I immediately tightened the screws and went back to unpacking boxes. However, after just a few days, they were loose again, and it didn't take me long to realize that the holes were stripped, probably from having the screws tightened a bit too much at some point. Rather than deal with maintenance having to come by, check it out, and possibly do some odd patch job to fix it, I took to the internet to see what all the handy people recommended, and this Mr. Grip Screw Hole Repair Kit has a lot of fans. At such a great price, I figured it was worth a shot, so I read through everyone's suggestions and then placed my order, and I'm so glad I did!The screw holes I needed to fix are pretty small, relatively speaking, so I cut off just a sliver of the mesh with some old kitchen shears, worked it into the side of the hole, and worked the screws back in. And I could *immediately* tell the difference. Previously, when I tightened the screws, they held in place for a couple of pulls on the cabinet doors, but usually in the same day started working their way out. Without getting out a magnifying glass and flashlight to confirm, I believe the screws were just a little too short, the wood a little to soft, and the holes a little too used to really hold the screws well anymore. And this little kit made a huge difference.This has got to be the easiest DIY fix I've ever done, and it required nothing more than a pair of old scissors, a few minutes, and a screwdriver.UPDATE: It's now been about a month, and my cabinet doors are still hanging tight, just like they should be. Previously, when I'd tighten the screws holding the hinges, they were loose again after opening the cabinets maybe three times. But this teensy piece of metal screen made all the difference in the world, and I haven't had to go back and redo anything. This was an easy, affordable, awesome solution!
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Reviewed in the United States on January 10, 2017
The screw holes I needed to fix are pretty small, relatively speaking, so I cut off just a sliver of the mesh with some old kitchen shears, worked it into the side of the hole, and worked the screws back in. And I could *immediately* tell the difference. Previously, when I tightened the screws, they held in place for a couple of pulls on the cabinet doors, but usually in the same day started working their way out. Without getting out a magnifying glass and flashlight to confirm, I believe the screws were just a little too short, the wood a little to soft, and the holes a little too used to really hold the screws well anymore. And this little kit made a huge difference.
This has got to be the easiest DIY fix I've ever done, and it required nothing more than a pair of old scissors, a few minutes, and a screwdriver.
UPDATE: It's now been about a month, and my cabinet doors are still hanging tight, just like they should be. Previously, when I'd tighten the screws holding the hinges, they were loose again after opening the cabinets maybe three times. But this teensy piece of metal screen made all the difference in the world, and I haven't had to go back and redo anything. This was an easy, affordable, awesome solution!
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Easiest DIY fix I've ever done
By J on January 9, 2017
When I moved into my new place, I noticed a couple of cabinet doors in the kitchen seemed a bit loose, so I immediately tightened the screws and went back to unpacking boxes. However, after just a few days, they were loose again, and it didn't take me long to realize that the holes were stripped, probably from having the screws tightened a bit too much at some point. Rather than deal with maintenance having to come by, check it out, and possibly do some odd patch job to fix it, I took to the internet to see what all the handy people recommended, and this Mr. Grip Screw Hole Repair Kit has a lot of fans. At such a great price, I figured it was worth a shot, so I read through everyone's suggestions and then placed my order, and I'm so glad I did!By J on January 9, 2017
The screw holes I needed to fix are pretty small, relatively speaking, so I cut off just a sliver of the mesh with some old kitchen shears, worked it into the side of the hole, and worked the screws back in. And I could *immediately* tell the difference. Previously, when I tightened the screws, they held in place for a couple of pulls on the cabinet doors, but usually in the same day started working their way out. Without getting out a magnifying glass and flashlight to confirm, I believe the screws were just a little too short, the wood a little to soft, and the holes a little too used to really hold the screws well anymore. And this little kit made a huge difference.
This has got to be the easiest DIY fix I've ever done, and it required nothing more than a pair of old scissors, a few minutes, and a screwdriver.
UPDATE: It's now been about a month, and my cabinet doors are still hanging tight, just like they should be. Previously, when I'd tighten the screws holding the hinges, they were loose again after opening the cabinets maybe three times. But this teensy piece of metal screen made all the difference in the world, and I haven't had to go back and redo anything. This was an easy, affordable, awesome solution!
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