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How To Veneer
The 15 Most Common
Mistakes
Made When Purchasing Flexible Veneer
Our
seasoned staff of veneer experts identifies the 15
Most Common Mistakes customers encounter when purchasing veneer. We
present them to you so you can avoid the pitfalls.
Tips for Veneering with Contact Cements
We
strongly recommend using vacuum, hot or cold presses to apply veneer.
But we understand many craftsmen do not have access to presses and use
contact cements instead. Below are tips for working with contact cements.
Also, for more information regarding the use of contact cement and
certain types of finishes and their relationship to surface checking,
visit the link listed below for an excellent article from Wood and Wood
Products Magazine.
Helpful Application Hints
Veneer Acclimation
Spray Adhesive Coverage Chart
Special Installation Reminders
Contact Cement Troubleshooting
Pressure Sensitive Veneer Application
Our one
page document describes the best methods we've found for this veneer:
PSA Veneer Application Guide
Iron On Veneer / PVA Glue Method
10 mil
and even raw veneer can be applied with white or yellow PVA glue and a
standard household iron. Here's how to do it.
Iron On
Veneer / PVA Glue Method
How is Veneer
Made and Matched?
Many
visitors wonder how veneers are created so we have included information
for you. If you have other questions, contact us and we will cheerfully
answer them.
How Veneer is Cut
Veneer Matching Techniques
More Veneer Information
Our
aim is to make the whole process of veneering very straight-forward.
The following pages should help you with basic information.
What is Wood Veneer
Glossary of Veneer Terms
If
there's a term you don't understand, here's the place to look it up:
Glossary of Veneer Terms
Learn how wood veneer is made
Watch
a two minute movie to learn more about the veneer process. Play
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We're here to help you
Have questions? Information about our company and basic veneering techniques are in our FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions).
We have a wealth of experience to share with you. Don't hestitate to contact us by phone, letter or email with your veneer and veneering questions. For technical answers, email tech@oakwoodveneer.com.
We encourage you to join our Forum, a spot to post questions and offer tips about veneer and veneering with others.
Download our Installation Guide
Much of the information on the above pages is contained within our Installation Guide, a 274k Portable Document Format (PDF) file which you are welcome to download and print. This file can be opened by most Browsers and Acrobat Reader™ which is available free from Adobe Systems.
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