Walnut Wood Edge Tape Iron-On 13/16" x 25' Roll
$12.99 /Roll
Description
Real wood edge banding tape is for covering the edges of plywood and other non-wood edges and surfaces that need to be nicely finished. Common uses are for furniture and cabinetry, but edge tape will adhere to nearly any type of surface. All edge tape has a heat-sensitive glue backing and applies quickly with an iron.Specifications
Use & Care
Iron-on wood edge tape is quick and easy to apply with a household iron. A little setup goes a long way toward keeping the tape straight, the glue under control, and the finished edge clean.
Get the Working Edge Horizontal
Clamp the plywood or panel so the edge you are working on is horizontal whenever possible. If the cabinet or project is already assembled, tipping it onto its side can make the application much easier to control.
Protect the Iron With Foil
Place a piece of aluminum foil between the iron and the edge tape. Hot-melt adhesive can squeeze out during application, and the foil helps keep glue off the base of your household iron.
Cut It Slightly Oversized
Lay the edge tape over the plywood edge and cut it a little longer than needed. A small piece of tape can help hold it in position while you begin ironing so it does not shift out of alignment.
Heat, Press, and Adjust
Use a warm household iron to activate the adhesive and press the tape firmly onto the edge. The glue sets within moments as it cools. If the tape needs adjustment, simply reheat the area, reposition it, and let it cool again.
Trim After It Cools
Once the adhesive has cooled and set, trim the excess length and width with a sharp knife, edge trimmer, or other suitable tool. Work carefully to avoid chipping the thin wood surface.
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