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Dean D Collins

 
Subject : Putting veneer on substrate backside
Posted : 2003-03-10 4:25 PM
Post #28740
I have a piece of 3/4" oak veneer plywood that I am using as a substrate for the veneering project I am now untaking. Since it already has a veneer on the backside (factory applied) do I still need to put another layer of my Walnut to the back as I am going to put Walnut on the front of this substrate? Thanks in advance!Dean



 
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Darryl Keil

 
Subject : Putting veneer on substrate backside
Posted : 2003-03-10 6:36 PM
Post #28743 - In reply to #28740
Dean,It doesn't need to be walnut but you do need to put something on the back. The panel needs to stay balanced. Glueing just one side will warp your panel. Doesn't matter that its already veneered on the back.SincerelyDarryl Keil: I have a piece of 3/4" oak veneer plywood that I am using as a : substrate for the veneering project I am now untaking. Since it : already has a veneer on the backside (factory applied) do I still : need to put another layer of my Walnut to the back as I am going to : put Walnut on the front of this substrate? Thanks in advance!: Dean
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