[DonkeyHody]

Has anyone tried Iron -On edge banding for plywood? I can't stand to have the edges of plywood show, so I've always cut strips of solid wood, glued them to the edges, and trimmed flush with laminate trimmer. I always knew there was iron-on banding available, but never really considered it. Now I see where I can get a 250 foot roll of red oak banding for $25. I'll spend several times that, plus a lot of time making 250 linear feet of banding. The task at hand is just a chest of drawers for shop tools, so it's a good place to experiment. My question is, does it stay on reliably??

 

[DonkeyHody]

Just what I wanted to know! Thanks Y'all!

 

[DonkeyHody]

All good info. Thanks Y'all!

 

[DonkeyHody]

done yet???

Nope. I decided that the project at hand is so small that I can use scraps for solid wood edge banding and I won't have to worry about it coming off. Just got back from the wood store with some red oak for my drawer fronts, and the edges. But I may order some veneer banding for future use. And an iron to apply it with.