Wood Veneer, Oak, Red Rift, 2x8, PSA Backed

I build sofa side tables using the walnut veneer. The peel and stick glue on the back is from3M and does it ever work perfectly, it’s fantastic. Since this was the first time I veneered I was worried if it would stick or not so I used LockTite Super Glue ULTRA GEL control. I placed tiny micro dots of super glue near but not perfectly at the edges of the MDF table top, and then laid the veneer onto the table top. Honestly if I were to do it again I don’t think I would use the Super Glue as the 3M glue backing was really strong, but it didn’t hurt any thing. The Loctite GEL Super Glue has a much different dispenser than any other I have ever used. it allows you precise control of the amount of glue you are dropping so you can drop really tiny micro dots. I’m trying to remember, I think I used more than one bottle of Super Glue per table. The gorgeous walnut veneer was finished with Miwax Gunstock stain to match my West Elm cocktail and occasional tables. When Veneering the key is to have an excellent trimmer, I used this veneer trimmer and could not be happier. It is pricey but it is foolproof and precise. It gives an absolutely perfect trim.https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01KR33F4C/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o05_s02?ie=UTF8&psc=1

For my use, this adhesive-backed veneer worked far better than I expected. I applied it to sanded MDF and the adhesion was VERY good and appears to be quite reliable. The wood itself is thicker than Walnut veneer I've used in the past, which is nice. And it sands and take Tung Oil extremely well. Very happy.

I am a woodworking hobbyist but this was actually my first time working on a wood veneer. I was working on a floating tv shelf and instead of breaking my bank by using walnut board, I decided to go for a cheaper construction, mdf plus walnut veneer. It was super easy to work on. The 3m peel and stick backer was very strong and easy to use. Just make sure the substrate has a smooth and clean surface. I think it turned out pretty good. I will definitely buy it again for my next project!

This stuff works beautifully for refacing cabinetry and vanity frame facings. Looks just like solid oak when you're done. Saved me a ton of time and money in two bathrooms. Still had to order replacement doors of course to finish the job properly. So happy not to have to look at the "contractor grade" cabinetry I've despised in this house for the last 27 years...

This was my first attempt at using veneer (I'm a novice wood butcher)and found this product to be an excellent choice. I was a bit concerned about how well it would stand up to shipping, but it came through without any damage - well packed by Ovis. So far I've used this for the large flat areas on a walnut coffee table and a weather station. It cuts easily using nothing but a new blade in my box cutter, lays down and sticks well, and takes stain pretty much like the lumber otherwise used on the projects. I found that trimming the veneer, once applied, is the only real tricky part - just be sure your trimmer is very, very sharp and when you cut out the piece of veneer, leave no more than 1/8" or less to be trimmed off. I know most of what I read said to leave more, but I found it easier to trim off a very narrow piece as opposed to a larger strip. Just a great product for those who don't want to use the messy and time consuming process of contact cement.

Easy to use, nice grain pattern, fast shipping. The 3M backing is more forgiving than I would have thought...I recovered some speaker cabinets. I applied a thin coat of polyurethane on the cabinet and let it dry overnight to give it a smooth surface to adhere to...found it was easy to reposition the veneer as I retrying to center because it didn’t immediately stick to the poly. Came out okay...the pics are after one coat of Watco Danish Oil in dark walnut.

So far so good finally got around to using it and it seemingly adhered well no signs of pulling up and it looks great. Hopefully it stays down but only time will tell

Refacing cabinets in a vintage 1965 home we just bought to renovate. I've never refaced cabinets before so any flaws are purely my lack of skill and in no way the products fault! This stuff is great and easy to work with! Especially once I got the hang of it and it saved me thou$and$ of dollars in new cabinets! Only complaint is that I can't get another 2 rolls as they're out of stock and it'll take 3-5 weeks to get it to me.... In short: I love this stuff!