4′ X 8’Veneer Sheet, 10 Mil Paper Backing

These jumbo 48” x 96” veneer sheets can cover a full 4′ x 8′ sheet of MDF or other substrate. The sheets feature a 10 mil paper backing, which helps to stabilize the veneer and prevent splits. Thanks to the large size, you get maximum flexibility when planning your cuts, and maximum yield from a single sheet. The long lengths are well-suited for refacing tall pantries and upper cabinets, and the sheets can also be sub-divided with a scissors for smaller work. Use a J-Roller (#50014, sold separately) for smooth results.

Features:

• Accepts stains and finishes beautifully
• Permanently bonds to wood, glass, plastic and metal substrates
• Substrates should be perfect smooth—not recommended for use on fir plywood

Refacing tips: First, apply veneer to the end panels. Once you’re ready for the faceframes, start with the stiles (vertical members). Cut veneer slightly wider than stile (leaving an overlap), and line up edge with top of the stile. Trim off the excess veneer. Finish by using a High Pressure J-Roller for optimal adhesion. Repeat the procedure on the rails (horizontal members).

Because the veneer is a product of nature, no two pieces will look the same. The picture is just an example and not the exact grain or color you will receive.