19-01-2016, 02:55 PM
(18-01-2016, 04:23 PM)Yorkie Wrote: ...Using alphatic glue and ironing the veneer on when the glue has dried seems to have gained many converts - far less messy and problematical than using hide glue, and no hide glue pot is needed...
Not only that, if you make a mistake you can just get the iron & brown paper out again and move the veneer (or take it off)...
The stuff I used, Decoflex, comes in 8x4 sheets of book-matched veneer with pre-cracked grain so it goes round corners, even 90 degree ones, with relative ease.
Its mounted on very thin phenolic paper in the same colour as the veneer, so the back is perfectly smooth and non-absorbent and edges don't show. Lovely stuff to work with.
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