1/16" Walnut Veneer Pack
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Description
This craft veneer pack contains 3-4 sheets of raw, unbacked wood veneer that have been sanded as well as trimmed on the edges and ends. The sheets are sequence sliced so you can match them for a variety of projects such as: Furniture repair, Game boards, Boxes, and much more. Each piece measures 1/16'' x 4.5-7.5'' x 24".Specifications
Nominal Thickness
1/16"
Actual Thickness
1/16"
Width
4-1/2" to 7-1/2"
± 1/8" tolerance
Length
24"
± 1/2" tolerance
Quantity
3-4 sheets per pack
Grade
This raw veneer is clear, un-backed, and trimmed clean on all sides
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Size
4.5-7.5" x 24", 4 pieces, 3 square feet
Use & Care
Wood veneer gives you the color, grain, and character of real wood in a thin, flexible format. Careful handling, good substrate preparation, and the right adhesive method will make the biggest difference in your finished result.
Store It Flat and Protected
Keep veneer dry, clean, and protected from direct sunlight or extreme humidity changes. Store sheets flat whenever possible and avoid folding, creasing, or placing heavy objects directly on the face.
Start With a Smooth Substrate
The surface underneath the veneer should be flat, clean, dry, and free of dust, bumps, or loose material. Small imperfections in the substrate can telegraph through the veneer after it is applied.
Plan the Grain Before Cutting
Lay out the veneer before trimming so you can choose the best grain direction, color, and figure for the project. When matching multiple pieces, take time to arrange the pattern before applying adhesive.
Use the Right Adhesive Method
Adhesive choice and application method depend on the veneer type, backing, substrate, and project. Follow the adhesive manufacturer's instructions and make sure the products you use are compatible with your veneer.
Apply Consistent Pressure
Good contact between the veneer and substrate is essential. Use the pressing, rolling, clamping, or vacuum method appropriate for your adhesive system so the veneer bonds evenly without trapped air or loose areas.
Trim and Sand Carefully
Veneer is thin, so use sharp tools and light sanding pressure when trimming or preparing the surface for finish. Avoid aggressive sanding that can cut through the face and expose the substrate underneath.
Tip:
Always test your adhesive, pressing method, and finish on scrap material when possible.
Veneer type and backing can affect how the material behaves during application and finishing.
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