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Heat activated wood veneer laminant?
Has anyone had experience with the heat-activated wood veneer laminant? I am attempting to re-laminate an old library table. The top is nothing fancy and will need to be done in just two sheets of laminant about 5 feet X 1.5 feet. I've never attempted this before and am a bit overwhelmed by the older process of using exotic glues and big"presses." I've read about the pre-glued, heat-activated (using an iron) type of laminant and think that this may be the way to go. It sounds too good to be true which makes me a little bit skeptical (I've already spent many,many hours preparing my surface and don't really want to screw it up.) I'd like to hear from people who have actually used this product on a piece the size I'm contemplating. I am not by any stretch of the imagination a "wood worker" but I am pretty handy and crafty....How do you folks think I'll do with this product and this project. Any "how to" tips will be appreciated. Thanks
I use it all the time for edging oak plywood for cabinets. It is very easy-- set your iron to the highest heat setting and begin to iron it out. You only need to hold the iron on a spot for about a sceond before the glue starts to melt and then keep ironing, making sure you don't have any loose spots. You can take a folded up towel or use a roller to flatten out the venner as you iron. If you miss a spot don't worry- you can go back and reheat that spot to adhere it and flatten it out. Have fun, it's not that hard to do.
