Edge Supply Red Oak Wood Veneer Sheet Flat Cut, 24” x 96”, 3M Peel and Stick, “A” Grade Veneer Face – Easy Application with Self Adhesive Oak for Restoration of Furniture

Beautiful material, thick with the backing and easy to work with, with the 3M Peel & Stick.I was creating Shaker-Style End Panels for my cabinets - Real White Oak Rails & Stiles and the veneer over 1/4 birch plywood for the center panels.A couple of installation notes that are important.First, I gave the Plywood two coats of Water-Based Polycrylic with a light 240 grit sanding. This will give much better adherence to the Veneer 3M coating by sealing the Ply to a smooth surface.Then, it's best to be in a warm environment. A bit cool in my basement workshop, so I applied upstairs in a heated room at about 70FNext, when you apply it is critical that you apply pressure across the Veneer - it's important to know that the adhesive is PRESSURE activated. But additionally, you need to ensure all the bubbles are worked out before it sets up. I used a combination of a carpet-tucking tool and a J-Roller. Roll/Push from center out initially in both planes. I found I could hear a 'Rice Krispies' type of popping as I pushed small bubbles (these were not visible, the only indication was the audible response as you 'pressed' them.)Once confident it was pretty well , at least initially, secured, I flipped and trimmed it. Blade with the grain and, although you can cross cut with multiple blade strokes, a veneer saw gives much cleaner cut in that plane. An alternative to a specific Veneer saw could be a Japanese Pull Saw, blade with a finer, higher tooth count.Then flipped back over and worked the veneer surface some more with heavy pressure from the J-Roller, especially towards the edges. The now combined panels will be cut to final size on the table saw and given a final finish or Rubio Monocoat.Some reviews stated they had bubbles - in my opinion the Bubbles are due to inadequate preparation and application technique. This adhesive is fabulous but can only work as well as it will be applied.

I’ve ordered this walnut edge banding twice and have been impressed with the quality. The grain pattern is consistent with natural variations, and the veneer is thick enough for minor sanding if needed. It’s easy to apply with a standard iron (cotton setting works well) and adheres strongly across surfaces like plywood and deglossed laminate. Just be careful not to overheat, as it can cause the adhesive to run slightly.Durability has been excellent with no peeling or lifting, even on multiple projects. For trimming, both manual edge trimmers and a router with a high-quality flush trim bit work smoothly. The product is versatile for furniture projects, and even beginner woodworkers will find it straightforward to use. My tip for best results: ensure the surface is well-prepped and dust-free to maximize hold.

Our dishwasher was leaking, and we didn't realize it until the laminate started warping When we took the molding off the bottom of the cabinet, we saw that the side of the cabinet was moldy. After cleaning it up, we were able to match the wood texture with this veneer. Easy to apply. We stained it, and it looks great!

Peel and stick sheeting is so easy to work with, cuts with a good pair of scissors or razor knife to work in most any project. The peel and stick adheres very well and turned my old banged up cabinets into a great new look!My only complaint/warning that knocked it down a star is that it did not take to polyurethane the same way other veneer sheets or lumber of the same species... (different manufacturers') possibly because of the pre-applied peel and stick trapping air? but a little pre-staining made the difference, just not something I needed to do on other products. staining is a caution helpful tip

Had a large bubble in the middle and should of sent it back. I figured it was just the backing and when I remove the backing it would smooth out. Wrong, It just cracked. Waste of $70 out in the trash.

This arrived rolled up in the sturdy packaging. It took a couple of days to get it to flat now where I could work with it. The 3M pre-applied adhesive works great, just be sure that you’ve got it positioned exactly where you want it. I have a coffee table that I purchased inexpensively and the top was wearing through the contact paper. (I should’ve known it wouldn’t be real wood when I bought it so cheaply.) anyhow I prepared the surface and laid this down. trimmed edges stained it to match and it looks like a much more expensive piece of furniture now. I’m already thinking of other things I could use it for in the future.

Worked great for my application easy to use and took stain well.

My wife and I refinish furniture. This veneer used to be our go-to. But they changed the adhesive on the back, and it is now junk. As you can see in the pictures, it showed up with all these wrinkles in it, and it didn’t get any better from there. I applied it the same way I always do, and smoothed it out as best I could. It had a couple of bubbles, but I rolled them out and everything seemed fine. But then it started bubbling and peeling up everywhere. One whole edge, and SEVERAL other spots. There were even spots where the wood was peeling right off of the adhesive, not just the adhesive peeling off of the piece. Now I have to make a whole new top for this piece of furniture, cause this one is completely ruined. Giant waste of money for the veneer, and now I have to spend even more on some new wood.**Edit Update** I reached out and they agreed to refund my money. I very much appreciate that, but it cost me several hours messing around trying to fix it and make it work.The wood itself is beautiful, which is why I gave it 2 stars, despite being a complete disaster to apply.If they go back to the quality 3M adhesive backing that they used to use, I would definitely use it again. But for now, I will be buying something else and I recommend you do the same.