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Question: Ii would love to know what kind of adhesive to use to fix it to the silverware box.
Document: I've used Pacific Silvercloth to protect my silver items for 40 years. It hasn't failed me yet. I turned those yards into bags for each of my pieces, and I know when I get them out of the bags to use, they will be just as shiny as when I put them in.
PROS: It works. Protect your sterling silver from tarnish by wrapping it in this silver cloth.It lasts. I just bought new cloth to reline the silverware drawer I had lined with this product 30 years earlier.CONS: You can't wash it, which is no problem if you are wrapping hollow-ware in it -- but if this is the silverware drawer you use daily, you might eventually want to refresh it (yeah -- 30 years!
Works really well. It was just what I needed for my silverware that I have in two separate drawers. Great stuff!
I used Pacific silvercloth to wrap and cover freshly polished silverware to keep it from tarnishing again. A month later, my silver still looks great.
I bought this because I needed more. Our family has used this silver cloth for decades and it really works. Do I ever have to clean my silver? of course! But it's a long time between cleanings when I use Pacific Silver Cloth and we live in the heart of Alberta's gas production country.
I own a lot of silver jewelry and hate to clean it. They say your solver won't tarnish if you wear it, but I cannot possible wear even half of my jewelry on a regular basis. I lined the drawers of my standing  jewelry bpx  with this cloth and now I never need to polish it ... NEVER! Buy this - you'll love it.
Amazon has a selection, I bought this one and love it:BROWN SILVER CLOTH FLATWARE HOLDER - DRAWER LINER PAD- BROWN SILVER CLOTH. Even better than the dividers I made the first time, and a LOT easier! No inserts fit my drawer perfectly, so the silver cloth completed the job.
The gray was worthless fabric. Recently I was at our condo out of state and my daughter was cleaning her silver pieces. I ordered the Pacific Silvercloth to make her some storage bags while we were there. Delivery was in a couple of days so I was able to get the bags made while we were there and had access to the pieces to insure custom fit of the bags for each piece. I particularly love my little custom jewelry bags for my silver jewelry so I don't  have to polish before I can wear.
This was purchased to wrap silver that will be packaged and stored for several years. It's a high quality, heavy weight material. We made pouches and it was easy to cut and work with the fabric.
This stuff really does work. I collect old Buck Knives and wrap each in this cloth. I have yet to have a problem with tarnish.I swear by this cloth.
Answer: There are spray-on adhesives available at most craft stores that will do the trick nicely.  Just don't spray it too thickly, you just want the surface of the fabric to stick, saturating the fabric would probably reduce its effectiveness; and use a small roller or flat scraper to smooth from the center out to attach the fabric smoothly.  You will want to cut and do a dry fit before you glue, so that you will have good fit when you get ready to affix the fabric.