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Levelling off a surface for veneer
It'll never be as easy to fix your project as it is now, before you add the veneer. As jdv explained, the key to a good veneer job is a good substrate …
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Wood over LCD monitor
That tells me that if I'm going to use wood veneer, it'll probably have to be around 0.1-0.2 mm thick. … You also need to consider that paper or veneer will diffuse any light that passes through, creating a big reduction in detail. …
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Veneer and Air Bubbles
Here's an article about using this method intentionally to make iron-on veneer, and there are some good tips there such as using a piece of kraft paper between the iron and the veneer to avoid scorching …
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How to make the natural wood grains become visible on my wooden door?
But I doubt that the pressed veneer is thick enough to allow for any thinning.
There's no fixing the existing veneer. … It might be a little thicker in the case of your door, but even so, it's very likely that any stain will have completely permeated the veneer. …
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