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8th January 2015, 07:10 PM #1
Glueing Hardwood Veneer to Wooden Door Core
Hi, I started a thread over in the Renovate Forum concerning the best product to glue hardwood veneer to a solid western red cedar core door. Here is a link to the thread if anyone can offer some advice... Sorry, I'm not sure on the etiquette of cross-posting and the like
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8th January 2015, 08:33 PM #2
My two cent's worth:
I'd be worried about movement in all those slats; this could potentially cause the door to warp over time as you'd have an unbalanced laminate.
How thick are you going to make the slats? More than a few mm could be troublesome.
If you did the slats at maybe 5mm thickness, I'd glue them to the door (with epoxy) then make a few cuts (at veneer thickness depth) across the door and fill the gap with Sikaflex 290 (boat deck caulking) for a bit of wiggle room if the timber moves. (you could leave gaps while gluing the door up, if you wanted to do a section at a time).
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9th January 2015, 08:15 AM #3
Thanks for the reply Splinter. I was thinking of making them about 5mm thick but had not thought about warping/expansion issues.
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