Overview
Our clean and simple "peel-and-stick" veneers are now available in convenient 24"x 32" sheets. The 32" lengths are great for doors, face frames and end panels onvanities as well as on standard base cabinets with a toe space. Our 96" lengths are stillavailable for tall cabinets and uppers. No messy contact cement need apply-simplycut the veneer to size with a scissors, peel off the backing and use a veneer smoothing blade (Rockler #24927, sold separately) for the smoothest application possible.
This premium grade 1/64" thick flexible veneer comes with a 10 mil thick paper forstability and a pressure sensitive adhesive applied to its backside.
Specifications:
- Unfinished real wood (white matte is not real wood)
- Accepts stains and finishes (white matte does not accept stains)
- 1/64" thick
- 10 mil paper backing
- Permanently bonds to wood, glass, plastic and metal
- Not recommended for use on fir plywood
Refacing tips: First, apply veneer to the end panels. Once you're ready for thefaceframes, start with the stiles (vertical members). Cut veneer slightly wider thanstile (leaving an overlap), and line up edge with top of the stile. Peel off backing andpress as you go. Trim off the excess veneer. Finish by using veneer smoothing blade foroptimal adhesion. Repeat the procedure on the rails (horizontal members).
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I used the self-adhering veneer and...
Posted June 7, 2009
I used the self-adhering veneer and found it to be extremely easy to work with, easy to cut with a Stanley knife, excellent adhesion and took the finish just fine. I would highly recommend this product to anyone refacing their cabinets.
The self adhesive veneer works great.
Posted May 31, 2009
The self adhesive veneer works great.
In a kitchen remodeling job (2nd...
Posted May 13, 2009
In a kitchen remodeling job (2nd time in 32 years), I had to reverse positions of an oven and pantry cabinet thus exposing the unfinished 7' x 2' sides. The white oak quarter sawn veneer was exceptionally easy to apply. After sealing with two coats of shellac, was able to match perfectly the walnut finish on the cabinets.
Refacing my kitchen cabinets - this...
Posted January 23, 2009
Refacing my kitchen cabinets - this is an excellent product! The last 24" x 96" sheet I received, though, had been rolled too tightly (for shipping), and the paper backing split in a few places, making application more difficult than usual.
I purchased a 24" x 96"...
Posted January 13, 2009
I purchased a 24" x 96" sheet of quarter sawn white oak. I may as well have ordered plain sliced white oak. There was very little flecking
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