Skelang Cherry 3/4" x 50' Roll Wood Veneer Edge Banding Preglued Iron-On with Hot Melt Adhesive Edgebanding Flexible Wood Tape

I have not done any woodworking since high school shop class but getting this veneer affixed was super satisfying. The veneer is unfinished but has a nice matte look. It is perfect for a section under my kitchen countertop that had sustained water damage over the years. I had to remove the old veneer and attendant glue and then carefully measured out the right length. This veneer is easy to cut with a pair of sharp scissors. I taped it in place with blue painters tape, set the iron to the linen setting, and ironed it on slowly, following the iron with a wooden block to smooth out the glue and set the piece. I'm so happy with the results. Great product!

This roll is amazing. Bought this on a whim for my tear drop camper to cover our seams. It looks amazing. It is not the cheap veneer I was expecting it is iron on. Man does that glue hold. You better place it right the first time because it will not come off, blended in perfect with out cherry poplar. Scared cause there wasn't very many reviews but this stuff is amazing.

Edge banding worked an looks great plenty of glue for adhesion the few finger joints that are unavoidable where well made and hardly noticeable the only complaint is the banding is exactly 3/4 of an inch my plywood was 1/64 thinner but it worked if the banding was say13/16 I would give it 5 stars

The product did exactly what it was supposed to do. Also, took stain and poly like a champ. Would buy again.

This looks like domeone used some n returned it before I got it...I'm afraid I won't have enough of it now for my project ...

I used this edge banding on a recent plywood project. It will do the job, but when compared with other edge banding it really falls short. I was able to pick up cherry edge banding from a local lumber yard for half the price per foot that is of significant higher quality. The lumber yard banding was thicker, less brittle, had cleaner grain, had more uniform glue application, and popped much more when finish was applied. I would definitely look elsewhere for a source of edge banding and only use this if it is a last resort.

I’m no where a wood expert, just a normal student want to do some DIY shelves. There is a few scraps of ply wood from my beginner wood working class that I took, sanded and mounted to the walls as decor shelves, nothing fancy. It was 3 months ago until I realize I could do veneer to make it look finished.This veneers are so easy to use with iron, I was hesitated to do for a while because the shelves were on wall already. But it was so easy to do, the adhesive start sticking after 5 seconds, I can move the veneer to align and press the iron 10-15seconds more to stick. So happy with the result.

I have been veneering projects for well over 45 years. The edging is just about a 32nd under 3/4". It makes the tape non usable, unless part one edge is hidden. No room for trimming. I would not buy again and warn wood workers to beware. As I have said; I have been doing this for many years, and this is the first time I have had the glue fail on corbels I had built and installed in a new home.