Will this adhere to smooth wood veneer? And will I be able to remove it damage-free?
1269631
It is pretty sticky and seems to adhere to most surfaces without a problem. I have removed it without any damage. I would not think it would be hard to remove or damaging. About the same as contact paper that can be removed from shelves.
1269632
Yes, I used it on a desk to recover the top. My top was in terrible shape and this covered it great. I haven't tried to remove it yet so I'm not sure if it will damage the desk more than it already is.
1200748
Oh yes, the label could be removed without any surface damage. It looks well-sealed when stuck on wood, metal, etc. but can be removed with just using your finger nails and lift the edge and pull off. Excess glue, if any, can be easily rubbed off.
1838174
Oh yes, it will adhere. Just have to be very careful handling it or it will adere where you don't want it. It is not forgiving
2101336
It appears to be a stick on label, but I haven't tried to remove it. I'm afraid it would damage the finish on the frame. Sorry I can't help answer your question better.
749394
I'm afraid I have no idea. My mother uses it occasionally and she has a veneer. I wouldn't take that as proof that it's safe but there it is. I'd email the manufacturer to be sure.
91897
most veneer's purchase by consumers today have a paper backing, assuming yours does have a paper backing you would want to use a spray on adhesive. There are two types 1. Water-based ( as a preference I do not like this product) 1. Acetone or a similar compound based ( my preferred adhesive) if you go this route and you have the ability to apply the veneer on a flat surface. Buy yourself some 1/4 dowel rods and space them about a foot apart. Here's why, so you want to spray a surface you are applying the veneer to and the veneer itself. So think for a minute, unless you been doing this quite often and for a while: the chances of lining up your horizontal and vertical margins without running short, let me put it to you this way if you're that good back in the day when I was running cabinet shop I would hired on the spot. so the dowel rods provide you the ability to align your margins up before you apply veneer this gives you a better chance to align your margins correctly and less chance for error
1807983
It hasn't damaged any surface I have used it on. Might want to test it first. I did spray it on bare wood by accident with no ill effects.
704886
I have no idea about the raw wood :(I used it on our builder grade shiny surface cabinets with no sanding! Sorry I couldn't help!
1230109
Not a good idea. I don't think you can ever remove it without damaging the wood.
1253944
I will not recommend use on furniture, some of the ingredients can damage the finish of varnished wood.
488634
I bet it would work- however would it ruin the wood? Test in a spot that cant be seen. If it sticks and in a week peels off without harm- then go for it!
372886
Be careful this stuff can react with some wood finishes. Just pulled some off an armoire shelf and most of it came off but the rest is proving hard to get off. Trying to google a fix now.
135165
You'll still want to apply a standard finish. This just colors the wood, it doesn't protect it in any way
65605
This is a water based coating. That being said, it is not likely to stick. You may "float" a coat on but it will offer no protection. It will easily chip and wear off. The wood must be dry for this to work
1104818
If it's a wood veneer that has been finished, Trewax is a great option. Apply it, let it dry some and then buff it with a lint free rag. You'll have to reapply every now and then (yearly).
40939
No adhesive on the back, The following YouTube is how it put my veneer on. The results were excellent. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2an-k5P_n7k#t=140
2049121
i would call it a wood veneer. It's surface is smooth, you might have to rough it up a bit with sandpaper. The quality of this for the price is good. It is holding up well. The opening and closing mechanism is excellent....