Darryl Keil Last Activity 2025-09-09 11:09 AM
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Alec

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Subject : veneering with multiply as substrate
Posted : 2009-12-21 3:24 PM
Post #35813
I am wondering if anyone has experience sticking veneer to a multi-ply (Roseburg's if it matters) core that has been sanded through in spots. Here's why: In an attempt to flatten the core and its corebanding, some spots sanded through the outer veneer layer, so it's exposed their glue. Will my glue stick to theirs? I think Unibond would, but what about PVA? I did a PVA mockup and tried to separate it. It worked there, but I have a whole kitchen to do...


 
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Darryl Keil

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Subject : RE: veneering with multiply as substrate
Posted : 2009-12-23 10:14 AM
Post #35814 - In reply to #35813
Alec,

PVA glue is not know for its ability to stick to non-porous surfaces, like where the glue line is exposed, but if you did a test and its well bonded then you're probably fine. Of course the urea resin glue would be a sure bet.

Darryl Keil


 
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Alec

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Subject : RE: veneering with multiply as substrate
Posted : 2010-01-13 12:38 AM
Post #35858 - In reply to #35814
Thanks Darryl. We decided on Unibond and all is going well of course. It sure looked like it would have worked with PVA, but not worth the risk I think. Thank you for your insight.
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