Look for a "Flush Trim" bit. The ones with end bearings are the safest to use, but the bearings can burn the surface they ride on if they get gummed up with the glue.
I've gotten into the habit of wiping Vaseline along a finished edge where the bearing will ride to keep the bearing from burning the surface if it should get gummed up with glue. Using Vaseline also works if you get laminate trimming bits with solid ends and no bearings. It keeps the surface being rubbed lubricated and much less likely to be damaged, but can prove to be messy for clean-up if you use too much.
Charley
I've gotten into the habit of wiping Vaseline along a finished edge where the bearing will ride to keep the bearing from burning the surface if it should get gummed up with glue. Using Vaseline also works if you get laminate trimming bits with solid ends and no bearings. It keeps the surface being rubbed lubricated and much less likely to be damaged, but can prove to be messy for clean-up if you use too much.
Charley