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Darryl Keil
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Dear Dean,Dont worry about bleed through with any backed veneer, you wont have any. As far as trimmingodd shapes, its hard to make recommendations when I cant see what they look like, but myapproach would be to cut it close with a sharp knife blade and sand it down flush with somesandpaper on a block of wood so you get a crisp edge. I hope that helps.SincerelyDarryl Keil: Daryl,: Is Unibond 800 likely to bleed through the walnut burl veneer : with a 10mm backer on it? Also, I am veneering some odd shaped: forms that make it impossible to trim the edges with a laminate: trimmer (my usual method). Do you have any ideas for getting: a good crisp trimmed edge so the veneer on the other side of: corner will lay tight to the first piece and show no line?: Thanks,: Dean
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