Humidor drawer divider issue

[Subvet642]

Try some "Tacky Wax". It's used to keep display items in place.

http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/produc..._Wax_6_oz.html

[T.G]

Originally Posted by Subvet642

Try some "Tacky Wax". It's used to keep display items in place.

http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/produc..._Wax_6_oz.html

from the item description:

Features

Bard's Tacky Wax is ideal for positioning small items or preventing slipping or moving of items on display or in still life arrangements. Long a favorite of tabletop and small product photographers, Tacky wax is also popular with artists who value its light, repositionable adhesive (tack) qualities. Tacky Wax does not stain and washes off with warm water.

The water soluble part makes me wonder how well it would hold up for long term use in a humid environment like a humidor.

[Subvet642]

Originally Posted by T.G

from the item description:



The water soluble part makes me wonder how well it would hold up for long term use in a humid environment like a humidor.

They use it in museums. I suppose that as long as the humi doesn't get too warm...

Although the normal foam strip you find on the end of dividers has many uses, its primary use is in the window industry. It’s used to seal the gaps between many surfaces. It’s not as thick as standard weather-stripping and can often be found in between a stationary window and a sliding window. It comes in various widths and thicknesses and is not generally available in hardware stores. The weather stripping you will find in most retail stores is much thicker. The problem of dividers being too big or too small is very common. I have been struggling with finding the exact size that is somewhere in between too small and too big for my trays. One batch they are fine when they are shipped, but are too big later or shrink and become too small. Lots of good suggestions so far, basically anything that will fill the gap will solve the problem.

Chas